The clef typically used by Sopranos and Altos
The Treble Clef
The clef typically used by Tenors, Baritones and Basses
The Bass Clef
Five lines and four spaces
The Staff
The term for the following note identifications in music: A B C D E F G
The Musical Alphabet
PFABBB stands for
What is Posture, Focus, Articulation, Breathing, Balance and Blend
The acronym that is used to remember the letter names of the lines of this staff
Every Good Boy Does Fine
The acronym used to remember the letter names of the lines of this staff
Great Big Dogs Fight Animals, etc.
The vertical lines on the outer edges of a measure
Bar Lines
An apostrophe above the staff is known as
A Breath Mark
The part of sheet music that SHOULD be highlighted during score study
Your part with the notes
The acronym that is used to remember the letter names of the spaces of the treble clef
F A C E - Face
The acronym used to remember the letter names of the spaces of the bass clef
All Cows Eat Grass, All Cars Eat Gas, etc.
The space between two bar lines
A Measure
The musical symbol that looks like a lower case b, that lowers the pitch by one half step
A Flat
The best singers are also the best what
Listeners
What male voice part occasionally sings in the treble clef?
The Tenors
The staff that rests above the bass clef staff
The Treble Clef Staff
Time Signature
The musical symbol that looks like a hashtag or pound sign that raises the pitch by one half step
A Sharp
The person who plays the piano along with the choir is called the
What is accompanist
The treble clef is also known as a letter clef because it circles this line
The G Clef
The notes in this clef are TYPICALLY played by which hand of a pianist
Left Hand
Grand Staff
The term used to indicate desired volume in a piece of music
The Dynamics
Finish the statment: Shoulders are down, feet firmly on the ground with slightly bended knees. My back is straight to balance my weight, my arms are hanging free, ...
What is "lifting from the chest helps me breathe my best. Now there is just one more thing, hold my head up right and focus my sight, and now I'm ready to sing