Catch your breath!
The muscle that contracts downward when breathing in.
What is the diaphragm?
Open spaces that sound vibrates in.
What are resonators?
Your ______ vibrate to create sound waves.
What are Vocal Folds?
Your arm structure includes your _____ which should be _____.
arms, by your side.
Treble clef note names
EGBDF, FACE
The muscle that expands your ribs.
What are the intercostal muscles?
Resonators make the sound ________.
What is louder?
When you sing, your vocal folds have to be _____ in order to make sound.
What is closed?
Shoulder width apart.
Bass Clef note names
GBDFA, ACEG
When Breathing, you should feel ______ expansion.
Articulators form _____ and _____.
What are words and consonants?
If you sound nasally, what should you do?
What is Raise your soft palate?
The six points of balance are:
Ankles, knees, hips, lower lumbar, arm structure, a-o joint.
What divides the measures?
Barline
When you breathe, your vocal folds are _______.
What are the larynx, pharynx, oral cavity, nasal cavity?
If you have a lower voice, your vocal folds are ______. If you have a higher voice, your vocal folds are ______.
What is Larger, Smaller?
Where two bones connect.
joints.
Fa-mi and ti-do is a:
Half-step
When you breathe in, your _______ pushes down on your _____ to make way for air to enter your _______.
diaphragm, stomach, lungs
Name the 5 articulators
What are the Teeth, Tongue, lips, hard palate, and jaw?
If your vowels are spread the higher you go, you should ____ and ____.
Round your lips and drop your jaw.
What does time Signature tell you?
Top number, how many beats, bottom number: Which note gets the beat.