Voice Types
The lowest male voice.
What is Bass?
This note has one flag.
What is the 8th Note?
This note sits on the third line of the treble clef.
What is B?
One performer.
What is solo?
The muscle used for breath control.
What is the diaphragm?
The highest female voice.
What is Soprano?
This note has a stem but is not filled in.
What is a Half Note?
This note sits on the fifth line of the treble clef.
What is F?
Five performers.
What is Quintet?
The vowel sound where the mouth is most open?
What is "ah"?
The highest male voice.
What is Tenor?
This note is twice the value of a quarter note.
What is a Half Note?
This note sits on the fifth line of the Bass Clef.
What is A?
Two performers.
What is duet?
The vowel sound where the mouth is the most closed.
What is "oo"?
This female voice is lower than an alto.
What is Contralto?
This Note has two flags.
What is a 16th Note?
This note sits on the second space of the Bass Clef.
What is C?
Four performers.
What is quartet?
Location in the mouth that must be raised in order to produce a good sound.
What is the soft palate?
This male voice is higher than a Bass but lower than a Tenor.
What is Baritone?
This note equals the value of two half notes.
What is a Whole Note?
This note sits on the first ledger line under the staff in the treble clef.
What is C?
Eight performers.
What is octet?
The two vowels that are produced by focusing the sound on the bottom teeth.
What are "ee" and "eh"?