Vocab 2 Review

Which words are opposites?

• Triad, scale

• Consonance, dissonance

• Head voice, falsetto

• Phrasing, triad

What is melodic contour?

• The shape that the pitches make (ascending, descending, etc.)

• The number of notes in a scale

• How loud or soft you sing

• Three or more notes played at the same time

The Italian word for "false voice" is

(a)  

What is intonation?

• The accuracy of each pitch; singing in tune

• How fast the music is

• How many notes are in a song

• Two notes that clash

Where to breathe and where not to breathe is an example of..

• Phrasing

• Intonation

• Consonance

• Dissonance

When two or more notes complement each other and sound pleasing to the ear

• Consonance

• Dissonance

• Triad

• Head voice

What is a chord?

• The shape notes make

• Three or more notes played or sung in harmony

• Two notes that clash

• Three notes played separately

A chord must have how many notes?

• Two or more

• Five

• Three or more

• One

When singing high notes, a person typically uses their

(a)  

The highest male vocal register is called

• falsetto

• chest voice

• Basso

• Tenor