What is the lowest voice in an SATB choir?
Bass
What is it called when a singer sings alone?
Solo
This symbol means "go back and do it again"

Describe good standing posture with 4 of 9 points discussed in class.
Knees not locked, Hips centered, Spine elongated, Ribcage lifted, Head centered, Chin slightly down, Arms at sides
What solfege syllable is above Ti?
Do
What is the term for all singing the same thing at the same time?
Unison
What is it called when two singers sing together?
Duet
What part of the note(s) do we look at to read pitch?
What is the head of the note
and/or
what is the position of the note
The name of this type of rhythm (official name OR what we say when we read it

What is "Sixteenth notes"
OR
"ti-ka-ti-ka"
What chromatic solfege is below La?
Le or Si
Which singing voice is lower: Alto or Tenor?
Tenor
What is it called when a group of people sing together?
Ensemble/Choir
What is the name of the symbol(s) that mean to not sing?
What is/are rests?
What does a key signature do?
Tells the musician where "Do" belongs
What chromatic solfege is above Fa?
Fi or Se
True or False: Higher notes should be sung in the head voice/falsetto resonance.
True
What are the two "zones" on the roof of a singer's mouth?
(hint: one of them can move up and down!)
What is the complement/opposite of melody?
What is harmony?
List these dynamics in order from softest to loudest:
forte(f) pianissimo (pp) fortissimo(ff) piano(p)
pp, p, f, ff
Which two pairs of solfege do not change between Diatonic and Chromatic solfege?
Mi to Fa
Ti to Do
When fully developed, do men or women typically have wider vocal ranges on average?
Men
What is the name of someone that writes music?
Composer
What is the musical term for "hold and watch the conductor"?
(hint: it looks a little bit like an eye)
Fermata
How is the appearance an eighth note is different from a quarter note?
It has a flag or beam
Re lowered by a half step is called
Ra