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WorksheetsVocabulary 1
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 50mins
A Capella
a musical notation indicating the number of beats to a measure and kind of note that takes a beat
the manner in which things come together and are connected
singing without accompaniment
the articulation of speech to be intelligible to an audience
Soprano
typically a female who sings the highest female section in a choir
typically a female who sings the lower female section in a choir
typically a male who sings the higher male section in a choir
typically a male who sings the lower male section in a choir
Alto
typically a female who sings the highest female section in a choir
typically a female who sings the lower female section in a choir
typically a male who sings the higher male section in a choir
typically a male who sings the lower male section in a choir
Tenor
typically a female who sings the higher female section in a choir
typically a female who sings the lower female section in a choir
typically a male who sings the higher male section in a choir
typically a male who sings the lower male section in a choir
Bass
typically a female who sings the higher female section in a choir
typically a female who sings the lower female section in a choir
typically a male who sings the higher male section in a choir
typically a male who sings the lower male section in a choir
Articulation
singing without accompaniment
a musical notation indicating the number of beats to a measure and kind of note that takes a beat
refers to the way a single note, or a group of notes, should be performed
a gradual increase in loudness
Diction
the way in which something is expressed or put into words.
a gradual decrease in loudness
singing without accompaniment
pronouncing lyrics with emphasis on specific vowels or consonants
Crescendo
a gradual increase in loudness
a male/female singing voice with artificially high tones
a gradual decrease in loudness
the difference in pitch between two notes
Decrescendo
a gradual increase in loudness
a male/female singing voice with artificially high tones
a gradual decrease in loudness
the difference in pitch between two notes
Phrasing
the difference in pitch between two notes
the articulation of speech to be intelligible to an audience
the way a musician shapes a sequence of notes in a passage of music to allow expression, much like when speaking
a gradual decrease in loudness
Dynamics
the high or low quality of a sound
the variation in loudness between notes or phrases.
the arrangement of the body and its limb
an interval during which a recurring sequence occurs
Falsetto
the way a musician shapes a sequence of notes in a passage of music to allow expression, much like when speaking
typically a male who sings the higher boy part
means singing loud but not extremely, fortissimo very loud
a male/female singing voice with artificially high tones
Forte
singing at a loud volume in different increments.
means singing loud but not extremely
very loud
singing at a very quiet volume
Mezzo Forte
singing at a loud volume in different increments.
means singing loud but not extremely
very loud
singing at a very quiet volume
Fortissimo
singing at a loud volume in different increments.
means singing loud but not extremely
means singing very loud
singing at a very quiet volume
Piano
means singing loud but not extremely
very loud
singing at a very quiet volume
is singing in a medium quiet
Mezzo Piano
singing very quiet in a semi hushed tone
singing at a very quiet volume
singing in a medium quiet
singing at a loud volume in different increments.
Pianissimo
singing very quiet in a semi hushed tone
singing at a very quiet volume
is singing in a medium quiet
singing at a loud volume in different increments.
Intervals
the arrangement of the body and its limb
the variation in loudness between notes or phrases.
the speed at which a composition is to be played
the difference in pitch between two notes
Intonation
a male/female singing voice with artificially high tones
the pitch accuracy of a musician or musical instrument
the difference in pitch between two notes
the arrangement of the body and its limb
Rhythm
a group of notes forming a musical line
the pattern of sound, silence, and emphasis in a song
the arrangement of the body and its limb
the high or low quality of a sound
Posture
musical parameter that determines how a single note sounds
the arrangement of the body and its limb
the sound of two or more notes heard simultaneously
a gradual increase in loudness
Melody
a group of notes forming a musical line
a musical line supporting the melody, played simultaneously
the high or low quality of a sound
the difference in pitch between two notes
Harmony
a group of notes forming a musical line
a musical line supporting the melody, played simultaneously
the high or low quality of a sound
the difference in pitch between two notes
Pitch
a group of notes forming a musical line
a musical line supporting the melody, played simultaneously
the high or low quality of a sound
the difference in pitch between two notes
