Accidentals and Key Signatures
Raise a note by half a step
What is a sharp?
One note worth the same as 2 eighth notes
What is a quarter note
Where your vocal folds live
Larynx
Higher clef, G Clef
What is Treble Clef
Go back to the beginning "to the top"
What is Da Capo?
SAB
What is Soprano Alto Baritone
Lowers a note by half a step
What is a flat
One note worth two half notes
What is a whole note
Male voice, highest part, only half vocal folds vibrate, airy sound
Falsetto
Lower Clef, F Clef
What is Bass Clef
Fast
What is Allegro
Hearing the music in your head
Audiation
Key Signature with no sharps and no flats
Key of C
One note worth 3 eighth notes
What is a dotted quarter note
What you raise to make a clear open sound
Soft Palate
Lines on the Treble Staff
What is EGBDF
Tells you how many beats per measure
Volume markings
dynamics
Key Signature with one Sharp
Key of G
One note worth a quarter note and a half note added together
What is a dotted half note
The muscle that aids in respiration
Diaphragm
Lines on the bass staff
What is GBDFA
Gradually Louder
What is Crescendo
Do, Re, Mi, etc, What you use to help sight read music?
Solfege
Key with one Flat
Key of F
One note worth a half note tied to a whole note.
What is a dotted half note.
Where the voice changes register - sometimes your voice cracks here
Passagio
Note between the treble and bass staff
What is Middle C
Walking Speed
What is Andante
Clear pronunciation, articulation, crisp consonants
What is diction