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Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
"A cappella" means...
singing with instrumental accompaniment
singing without instrumental accompaniment
eating french fries
no cap
The "treble clef" looks like...
What are the names of the lines and spaces of the "treble clef?"
Lines:GBDFA
Spaces:ACEG
Lines:EGBDF
Spaces:FACE
Lines:EBGDF
Spaces:ACFE
Lines:GDBFA
Spaces:CEAG
The "bass clef" looks like...
What are the names of the lines and spaces of the "bass clef?"
Lines:EGBDF
Spaces:ACEG
Lines:EGBDF
Spaces:GBDFA
Lines:GBDFA
Spaces:ACEG
Lines:GDBFA
Spaces:ACEG
"Vowels" in choral singing are...
specific resonance structures through which a tone is sustained (ah, eh, ee, oh, oo)
a speech sound produced resulting from the temporary, partial, or complete constriction of airflow (b,d,f,g,l etc.)
avocados
lemonade
What is "resonance?"
pizza
the amplification of the vibrations that create tone through and within your mouth, throat and nasal passages (i.e- the way you are able to project your voice)
cheeseburgers
the amplification of the vibrations that create tone through and within your arms and legs
"Tone" in choral singing refers to...
the vibration of your vocal folds
how high or low the pitches are that you're singing
the quality of your voice resulting from resonance reinforcement
(i.e- warm, dark, light, or heavy)
pepsi
When Miss G. asks you to make sure you are "blending" with your neighbor in chorus rehearsal, what does she mean?
to stop singing
to make your voice sound louder than the person next to you
to make your voice sound "as one" with the person next to you
to make your voice sound softer than the person next to you
Breath support comes from...
taking a deep, low and quiet diaphragmatic breath from your diaphragm before you sing
taking a shallow breath before you sing
breathing from your throat
eating oatmeal
What does it mean to "stagger breath?"
taking short breaths at different times than your neighbor in order to seamlessly make it through a musical phrase
breathing at the same time as your neighbor
taking one long breath in the middle of a phrase and never coming back in to sing
drinking orange juice in the middle of a song
What is "natural phrasing?"
creating short choppy phrases in the music
breathing whenever you feel like it
including breaths/ stops after all periods, commas or other punctuation in the music creating long, legato phrases in the music
waiting until you completely run out of air to take a breath
"Diction" is...
when you don't pronounce your words clearly
a genre of music
the clear pronunciation of the consonants and vowels of the words in a piece of music
another word for dynamics
What does it mean to be "on pitch?"
to sing out of tune (either sharp or flat)
to sing in tune
to sing loud
to sing soft
A quarter note looks like...
An eighth note looks like...
A half note looks like...
A whole note looks like...
A sixteenth note looks like...
Who's Miss G's favorite musician?
Ed Sheeran
John Mayer
Kelly Clarkson
Jacob Collier
