Choir
Music
Theory
Choir Vocab
Solfege
100
What is the lowest voice in an SATB choir?
Bass
100
What is it called when a singer sings alone?
Solo
100
What symbol RAISES a pitch?
Sharp
100
Describe good standing posture with 4 of 9 points discussed in class.
Feet shoulder width apart, one slightly in front
Knees not locked, Hips centered, Spine elongated, Ribcage lifted, Head centered, Chin slightly down, Arms at sides
100
What solfege syllable is above Ti?
Do
200
What is the term for all singing the same thing at the same time?
Unison
200
What is it called when two singers sing together?
Duet
200
What symbol LOWERS a pitch?
Flat
200
The name of this type of rhythm 
What is a triplet
200
What solfege is a half step below La?
Le or Si
300
Which singing voice is lower: Alto or Tenor?
Tenor
300
What is it called when a group of people sing together?
Ensemble/Choir
300
What pitch is on the second space of the treble clef? (Letter name)
A
300
_____ tells you where "Do" is for a song
The key signature
300
What solfege is a half step above Fa?
Fi or Se
400
True or False: Higher notes should be sung in the head voice/falsetto resonance.
True
400
What is the musical term for gradually getting louder?
Crescendo
400
Last flat is ____
Fa
400
List these dynamics in order from softest to loudest:
f mp pp ff p mfpp, p, mp, mf, f, ff
400
Name the two half step spots in the major scale
Mi to Fa
Ti to Do
500
When fully developed, do men or women have wider ranges on average?
men
500
What is the name of someone that writes music?
Composer
500
What is the musical term for "hold and watch the conductor"?
Fermata
500
How is the appearance an eighth note is different from a quarter note?
It has a flag or beam
500
Re lowered by a half step is called
Ra