Rhythm
Vocabulary
Pitches
Voice
Technique
100
This kind of note gets 1 beat in 4/4 time

Quarter note

100

The definition of dynamics.

Marks in the music that tell us when to sing loud or soft

100

This is the note that sits on the 3rd line of the treble clef

B


100

In chorus we talked about "BBV" being 3 important things for performers.  What do those letters stand for?

Body, Breathe, Voice

100
The part of your mouth that must be lifted to sing tall vowels

Soft pallate

200

This kind of note gets 1/2 beat in 4/4 time

Eighth note

200

This musical symbol tells us to gradually get louder

Crescendo


200

The note that sits in the top space of the bass clef

G

200

To support a good singing voice should we be standing straight and tall or hunched over?

Straight and Tall

200
Name 4 elements of proper posture

Stand straight, feet shoulder width apart. arms by your sides, hands relaxed, head evenly balanced over shoulders, etc

300

You need this many eight notes to make a full measure in 4/4 time.

8

300

This musical symbol tells us to emphasize a certain pitch or beat

accent

300

This note sits on the bottom line of the treble clef

E

300

What do we need to do in order to "hydrate" our bodies and voice?

Drink water!

300

The two parts of your body that expand when you breathe.

Your lungs and abdomen (stomach)

400

This is another name for 4/4 time

Common time

400

The definition of tempo

The speed of the music/how fast or slow we sing
400

This note sits 1 ledger line above the bass clef

Middle C
400

For a soft, open sounding tone what should be do with our jaws while we sing?

Drop the jaw

400

2 different vocal registers of the voice.

Head voice, chest voice, falsetto

500
In this time signature, the 8th note gets the beat

6/8

500

This musical vocabulary word tells us to slow down in a piece of music

Ritardando (rit.)
500

This note sits 2 ledger lines below the treble clef

A

500

Good "articulation" is paying attention to ____

vowels and consonants (correct pronunciation)

500

Name the 5 main choral vowels 

ee, eh, ah, oh, oo

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