Sight-Reading
These are the 8 syllables of a complete scale
What is do re mi fa sol la ti do?
In 3/4 time signature, this is how many beats per measure
What is 3 beats per measure?
This symbol resembles a lowercase b and lowers the pitch of a note
What is a flat?
A song where one part sings a melody and another part joins a short while later singing the same melody
What is a round or canon?
The name of the series of syllables used to sight-read
What is solfege?
This note resembles a donut and is held the entire measure
What is a whole note?
This symbol includes two dots in front of two lines
What is a repeat symbol/sign?
What is harmony?
This is the 6th solfege syllable in the scale.
What is "la"?
This note is hollow and has a dot behind it and is worth 3 beats in 4/4 time signature
What is a dotted half note?
The bold cursive letters represent this musical element and tell us what volume to be
What is dynamic markings?
This is the second highest voice part
What is alto?
This is the interval or distance between Do and Sol
What is a 5th?
This note is usually grouped in twos and receives one beat.
What is an eighth note?
This curly clef symbol lives at the beginning of each line
What is the treble clef?
These are the four main voice parts, ordered from highest to lowest
What is soprano, alto, tenor, bass?
These solfege syllables make up the notes of "Over the Rainbow"
What is (low) Do (high) Do?
This note is grouped in 4 notes per beat in 4/4 time signature
What is a 16th note?
This symbol looks like an arch over a dot and tells us to hold the note until the director shows us to stop
What is a fermata?
When the entire choir is singing the same vowel in the same way, this is what the vowels are called
What are unified vowels?