Be Sharp/Bb
In our sentence to remember our order of Flats, Barney eats the excrement of these three animals
What is Goats, Cats, Fish?
This musical technique asks someone to make up or play on the fly during a performance.
What is Improvisation? (Improv)
These organs are what holds air for the body, and is congested when shoulders tense up.
What are lungs?
This voice is highest female voice part in a chorus.
What is Soprano?
The first note to any scale starts with this Solfege Syllable.
What is Do?
This letter is the fourth flat in the order of flats.
What is D?
When a singer sings gibberish words in order to emulate the playing of a instrument they are doing this technique.
What is Scat Singing?
This organ pulls air into the body along with the mouth.
What is the Nose?
This voice part is the highest standard male voicing in a chorus
What is Tenor?
This 5th scale degree syllable is what the Solfege system is named for.
What is Sol? (So)
If my key has 5 Sharps in it then these are the sharps it has in order from first to last
What is F, C, G, D, A?
As opposed to the Major and minor scale on which most songs are based, this scale is the basis for most Jazz music.
What is the Blues Scale?
When you breathe out you release carbon dioxide, and when you breathe in you take in this gaseous chemical compound.
What is Oxygen?
This voice part is the lowest male voicing in a chorus.
What is Bass?
Going up from Do to this solfege syllable creates a leap of a major third.
What is Mi?
What is 7?
This Jazz Cornetist led bands such as "The Hot 5" and "The Hot 7" and pioneered Jazz music with renditions of songs like "What a Wonderful World" and "When the Saints Go Marching In".
Who is "Louis Armstrong"?
This organ is like a bellows in the body expanding and contracting like a bowl to pull more air into the body.
What is Diaphragm?
This voice part is the lowest female voice in a chorus
What is Alto?
This solfege syllable otherwise known as a leading tone is the first syllable you'll encounter when you go backwards from Do.
What is Ti?
What is C Major?
This composition technique asks players to emphasize the offbeats of music instead of the normal downbeats.
What is Syncopation?
These muscles on the side of your body move out of the way to help bring in more air to the body.
What are Intercostals?
This voice part is the moderate voice of the female section that uses the Italian word for middle.
What is Mezzo Soprano?
The minor pentascale is different because of this one solfege syllable.
What is Me (May)?