It has no use of costumes, nor props, nor choreography the choir simply speaks or reads a literary piece.

• Conventional Speech Choir

• Theatrical Speech Choir

• Voice quality

• Tempo

It is also called “dynamic” in speech choir.

• Conventional Speech Choir

• Theatrical Speech Choir

• Voice quality

• Tempo

The ability to combine successfully the light, medium, and dark voices in the choir. 

• Conventional Speech Choir

• Theatrical Speech Choir

• Voice quality

• Tempo

It refers to the rate of speed at which a reading progress. 

• Conventional Speech Choir

• Theatrical Speech Choir

• Voice quality

• Tempo

These selections are typically poems or poetic passage such as from Greek dramas or Shakespeare's plays.

• Pieces

• Staging

• Pitch

• Power

The ability to successfully organized and position the choir on stage or risers for performance effect.

• Pieces

• Staging

• Pitch

• Power

It refers to the variations of the voice on the musical scale is generally referred to as infection.

• Pieces

• Staging

• Pitch

• Power

It is the ability to use volume, force or loudness as emphasis in appropriate places to better express feeling and meaning. 

• Pieces

• Staging

• Pitch

• Power

It refers to strongly in rehearsal and in your everyday life.

• Articulate

• Members

• Diction

• Text

A speech choir is typically the same size as a singing choir having more participants.

• Articulate

• Members

• Diction

• Text