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In C major, this note is the 6th step of the scale.
What is A?
This French word means "style" or "type".
What is genre?
This style of singing might sound like yelling, but is actually supported by a lot of air!
What is belting?
All dance music has a strong sense of this.
What is a beat?
Someone's 'vocal range' means this.
The lowest to the highest notes they can sing.
The notes C and F are this interval apart.
What is a 4th?
This is the name for the 5 lines and 4 spaces where we write music notes.
What is the staff?
This is the opposite of a comedy.
What is a drama?
Dance styles like Reggae come from this island.
What is Jamaica?
The shaking sound of a pitch is called this Italian word.
What is vibrato?
What is: it raises it a half step higher?
This French word means "quality" of a sound.
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What is timbre?
This type of dancing features special shoes that click loudly on the floor.
What is tap-dancing?
This old-style of dancing was famous in Europe, and is counted in groups of 3.
This Italian word means: "Singing without instrumental accompaniment".
What is a cappella?
5 eighth notes are worth this number of beats in 4/4 time.
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What is 2 and a half?
This Italian word describes music that gradually gets louder.
What is crescendo?
This world-renowned show features a spooky specter who teaches a young girl how to sing.
What is the Phantom of the Opera?
This style of dancing features acrobatics like spinning on your head, twisting your body in circles, and fast jumping.
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What is break-dancing?
Instruments were not allowed to be played in Medieval Europe's churches for this reason.
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They were vulgar/of the human world/did not have a soul.
The splitting up of beats into their smaller parts is called this.
*Example: 1-2-3-4 becomes 1+2+3+4+*
What is Subdivision?
If you sing a song staccato, that means you would sing the notes in this manner.
What is short and detached?
Something that happens again and again across many different musical theatre shows is called this.
*Examples: a damsel in distress, people falling in love at first sight, people breaking into song*
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What is a trope?
A dance rhythm that emphasizes the OFF-BEAT can be described this way.
What is Syncopation?
The oud is a stringed instrument that originated in Ancient Mesopotamia and Egypt. This modern-day instrument can trace its origins back to the oud.
What is the guitar?