choir basics
music reading
singing technique
music facts
movies/musicals
100

 This voice part usually sings the highest notes.

what is soprano

100

This clef is used for higher voices.

What is the treble clef

100

Standing tall with relaxed shoulders improves this.  

What is posture

100

This means singing with no instruments.

What is a cappella

100

“This Is Me” comes from this popular musical film.  

what is the greatest showman

200

This voice part sings lower than sopranos.  

what is alto

200

This clef is used for lower voices.

What is the bass clef

200

Good singing needs steady air from this muscle area.  

What is the diaphragm

200

Two or more different notes sounding good together.

What is harmony

200

"beyond" is from this movie.

what is moana 2

300

This person stands in front and leads the choir.  

what is conductor

300

The space between two bar lines.  

What is a measure

300

Matching these sounds helps the choir stay in tune.  

What are vowels

300

How fast or slow the music is.

What is tempo

300

“Tomorrow” is a famous song from this musical.  

what is annie

400

Choirs do these at the start of class to prepare their voices.  

What are warm‑ups

400

This note gets one beat in 4/4 time.  

What is a quarter note

400

When everyone matches tone and volume so the choir sounds unified.  

What is blend

400

The words of a song.  

What are lyrics

400

“Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious” comes from this classic Disney musical.  

what is mary poppins

500

The word for practicing songs together.

What is rehearsal

500

These numbers tell you how many beats are in each measure.  

What is a time signature

500

Singers should breathe from here, not their shoulders.  

What is the stomach


500

The main tune you usually remember.  

What is melody

500

“Defying Gravity” comes from this Broadway musical about the witches of Oz.  

what is wicked.