Warming Up
For singing, this part of the body must remain at the sides of the body - not in front, not behind, or crossed.
This musical object has five lines and four spaces.
What is the staff?
What does "forte" mean?
What is "loud"?
How many beat does a quarter note get?
What is 1 beats?
How many people perform a solo?
What is 1 person?
What should be open to allow a good singing sound to come out?
This clef is also known as the G-clef.
What is the treble clef?
What does "piano" mean?
What is "soft"?
How many beats does a half note get?
What is 2 beats?
How many people are in a trio?
What is 3 people?
In choir, this is the instrument used.
What is the body or voice?
This part of music notation appears at the beginning of every song, after the clef, and contains 2 important numbers.
What is the time signature?
What is the term used that means, "gradually increase volume" (get louder)?
What is, "Crescendo"?
How many beat does a whole note get?
What is 4 beats?
How many people are in a quartet?
What is 4 people?
What are the two main "voices" we can use when singing?
What are "head voice" and "chest voice"?
This symbol may appear anywhere in a piece of music. It has two dots and two lines - 1 thin line and 1 thick line.
What is the repeat sign?
What does the double bar mean at the end of a piece?
What is, "The end"?
How many beats an eighth note get?
What is 1/2 a beat?
How many people are in an octet?
What is 8 people?
This large muscle is located below the lungs but right above the stomach. It moves up and down to allow air into the lungs.
What is the diaphragm?
These numbers appear at the top the music, telling us where we are in the music.
What is a measure number?
How many beats does a sixteenth note get?
What is 1/4 of a beat?
How many people are in a duet?
What is 2 people?