coooooooordination!
Physiology
more physiology cause why not
even mooooore coooooooordination!
100

what is the desired frequency or rate of vocal vibrato pulsations?

around 4-7 Hz per second

100

what is the difference between adductors and abductors 

abductors: opens the vocal folds

adductors: pulls them together

100

what is one characteristic of efficient vocal tone?

natural vocal quality, no strain, tonal accuracy, sustained, various dynamics, good volume, flexibility, agility, good vibrato pattern

100

name one physical characteristic associated with various voice types

ex: lung capacity

measurement of anatomical and physiological features like vocal folds, laryngeal size, volume, overall body type, etc 

200

What does it mean when someone has poor intonation?

lacks ability to..

-sing in tune

- produce accurate pitches

- no "musical ear" 

200

What are the Ventricular folds also known as?

What are false folds!

200

what are the three types of phonation?

aspirate, pressed, and coordinated 

200

what is the highest soprano voice classification?

coloratura soprano

300

The thought or will to sing 

what is volition

300

what is the purpose of the ventricular folds?

what is... to lubricate the true folds 

300

What is the name of Mrs Kenny's favorite vocal muscle?

what is... sternocleidomastoid muscle!

300

what is tessitura

the comfortable pitch level a singer ca sustain for a prolonged period without obvious strain

400

what is one out of four reasons which may attribute to intonation and impair the functional unity of the voice? 

- circumstantial: environmental conditions

- fatigue: lack of rest

- Physical maturation: aging

- vocal: over use of muscles

400

the thyroarytenoid muscle is also known as what?

the vocals muscle

400

what is the function of the sternocleidomastoid?

to lower and turn the head

400

explain what a "trill" is

trill: rapid alteration between between two notes

500

name at least 4 of 6 components of the vocal process

volition, respiration, phonation, resonation, articulation, communication

500

What does the conus elastics connect 

the thyroid, cricoid, and arytenoid cartilages

500

what makes the hyoid bone different from every other bone in the body?

the hyoid bone is the only bone in the body that isn't connected to another bone

500

What is messa di voce

soft-to-loud-to-soft