Dynamics
What do dynamics tell us?
What is the voice part that starts with the letter S?
Soprano
When sight-reading in major keys, the examples will usually start on _____.
Do.
Order of spaces (treble clef) from bottom to top.
FACE
What key has no sharps or flats?
C Major
What dynamic is ff, and what does it stand for?
Fortissimo, very loud.
What 2 voice parts are typically the lowest in a choir?
Tenor, and Bass (or baritone, and bass).
The Major I chord has what solfege in it?
Do, Mi, and So
Order of lines (treble clef) from bottom to top.
EGBDF
What does a natural do to sharps or flats?
Cancels them out for a measure!
What is an "accent", mark, and what does it tell us?
It is an emphasis that looks like this <, and tells us to give emphasis to a note.
This word is used to describe a soprano part that might go higher during a section of a piece, and follow its own melody
Descant.
If a note is 1 step lower than "Do" in a sightreading example, what would it be?
Ti
What note line does the treble clef circle?
G.
What is the key signature with 2 sharps?
D Major
What does a sforzando tell you to do?
Attack the note, and then pull away.
What muscle helps you to support your breath while you are singing with "support"?
Your Diaphragm
What is the 5th solfege you sing when you sing a scale?
So
What is the order of the spaces in BASS clef from bottom to top?
ACEG
What is the key signature with 2 flats?
B flat Major
What dynamic tells us to be soft?
piano.
The voice part that historically sings the same note over and over again.
Alto
What is the 7th solfege you sing when you sing a scale?
Ti
What is the order of the BASS clef lines from bottom to top?
GBDFA
If someone is singing under the correct pitch, and doesn't sound quite right, this pitch would be_______
FLAT.