Technically...
The muscle involved in breathing
What is the diaphragm?
This looks like a squiggly line and signifies that there should be 1 beat of silence.
What is a quarter rest?
LOUD
What is forte?
This term means to gradually get louder.
What is crescendo?
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What is 25 yrs old?
Found in the larynx, air causes these pieces of tissue to come together and produce sound.
What are the vocal folds/vocal cords?
This tells a musician to go back and play or sing something again.
What is a repeat sign?
What is piano?
This term means to gradually get softer.
What is decrescendo?
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What is coffee?
This icon is responsible for Chorus itself, but also our incredibly raised soft palettes.
Who is Fredwina?
This note has no stem and is held out for 4 beats.
What is a whole note?
Medium-loud
What is mezzo forte?
This symbol tells a musician to hold out a note for longer than it is written for.
What is a fermata?
Mrs. Ross favorite color
What is green?100 extra points if answer given was sage green
Sitting up straight, both feet flat on the floor, your back should not be touching your chair.
What is good posture.
What is a half note?
medium-soft
What is mezzo-piano?
This is the main part of a song or piece. The part that you would sing/hum.
What is the melody?
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What is volleyball
In addition to dropping your jaw, this action allows for maximum space in the back of the mouth
What is flattening/lowering your tongue?
This is something that has sharps or flats in it and can be found at the beginning of a piece of music.
What is a key signature?
This is when two or more notes are sounding at the same time.
What is harmony?
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Month, Day, Year
What is September 28th, 1999