The Voice
Music Reading
Notes on the Staff
Note Values
RANDOM
100

The part of the body also known as the "Voice Box".

What is the Larynx?

100

The name of the syllables used for sight reading.

What is Solfege?

100

The middle line in the staff.

What is B?

100

A note worth 1 beat.

What is a quarter note?

100

This body part is made of the same material as the larynx.

What are the ears or nose?

200
The position of the Vocal Cords while breathing.

What is open? 

200

The Solfege syllables used to sing arpeggios. 

What are Do Mi and Sol?

200

The second to bottom space on the staff.

What is A?

200

A note worth 4 beats.

What is a whole note?

200

This takes 2 hours to be properly absorbed by the body.

What is water?

300

The part of the larynx that vibrates to create sound. 

What are the vocal cords?

300
What the music notes are placed on.

What is the staff?

300

The symbol that makes a note a half step higher.

What is a sharp / #?

300

The total of 

1 Quarter note + 1 half note + 2 eighth notes.



What is 4 beats?
300
The symbols used to learn the pronunciation of languages.

What is IPA or the International Phonetic Alphabet?

400

What the Larynx is made of.

What is Cartalidge? 

400

What part of the music decides where Do is.

What is the Key / Key Signature?

400

The symbol that brings a note back to it's unaltered state.

What is a natural symbol? 

400

4 of these make 1 quarter note. 

What is a 16th note?

400

The muscle used to aid in breath support.

What is the diaphram?

500

The part of the Larynx that the vocal cords are attached to. 

What are the arytenoid cartilages? 

500

In the Key of Bb Major this is Do.

What is Bb?
500

The symbol that decides how many notes are in each measure.

What is the Time Signature?

500

This symbol means you hold the note indefinitely.

What is a Fermata

500

The system of the body used to amplify singing and speaking.

What is the resonance or resonatory system?

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