Choir
Music
Theory
Choir Vocab
Random
100
What should you never do when going on or off the risers?
DON'T CUT THE CORNER!
100
What is it called when a singer sings alone?
Solo
100
What is the acronym for the LINES on Treble clef?
E,G,B,D,F
100
Describe choir posture.
Feet flat, sitting/standing tall, shoulders relaxed, head straight, arms at side
100
Name the 7 continents.
Africa, Antarctica, Asia, Australia, Europe, North America, South America
200
What is the highest voice in choir?
Soprano
200
What is it called when two singers sing together?
Duet
200
What is the acronym for the SPACES in Bass Clef?
A C E G
200
What are the louds and softs in music called?
Dynamics
200
What is the dot above or below a note called/ what does it do?
Staccato; short and choppy
300
Is the alto voice lower or higher than soprano?
lower
300
What is it called when more than one person sings together on the same note?
Unison
300
What pitch is on the fourth space of the treble clef? (Letter name)
E
300
Most important organ/body part in singing.
LUNGS!!
300
What movie includes the Shrieking Eels?
The Princess Bride
400
How many voice parts are there in standard choir music?
4
400
What is the word for changing your speed in music?
Tempo
400
What pitch is on the second line of the treble clef? (letter name)
G
400
What is the name of this symbol?
Fermata
400
What is Mrs. G's wombat called?
Jerry!
500
What is it called when a person sings the lowest choir part?
Bass
500
Who writes the music?
Composer
500
What does 'ff' mean?
Fortissimo, meaning very loud!
500
Name four notes we have learned about in choir.
Whole note, half note, quarter note, eighth note, sixteenth note, dotted quarter note, dotted half note
500
What song did we sing from Finding Nemo?
Beyond the Sea!