Symbols
Represented by two p's.
What is pianissimo?
Three techniques to help you if you're singing flat.
What is breath support, raising eyebrows/zigomatic arch, and posture?
This body part should grow as when you breathe.
What are lungs?
Quarter note value.
What is 1 beat?
Gradually softer.
What is decrescendo?
Two lines that start together and end apart above several notes.
What is a crescendo?
One bad habit that increases tension when you sing.
What is lifting your chin?
This body part descends as you breathe in.
What is the diaphragm?
What is 1/2 beat?
Short and disconnected singing.
What is staccato?
Represented as a dote underneath a note.
What is stacatto?
Singing the same music as everyone in the room.
What is unison?
There needs to be space in between what body part?
Half note value.
What is 2 beats?
Smooth and connected singing.
What is legato?
Represented by a line underneath a note.
What is tenuto?
Section of music that is higher than the normal soprano line.
What is the descant?
Muscles that are engaged during singing.
What is 6 beats?
Getting gradually slower.
What is ritardando?
Represented as a curve above a single dot.
What is fermata?
Term for the music you sing in between breaths.
Correct term for our vocal chords.
What are vocal folds?
Dotted half note value?
What is 3 beats?
Back to the original tempo.
What is A Tempo?