WorksheetsMusical Terms for Singers pt 3
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 14mins
______ is the quality of your pitch/note
tone
brand
voice
ability
Three notes that are in consecutive thirds, sang together to create a chord.
(a)
Singing briskly, notes are short and separated
Nasal tone
Staccato
Legato
Chest voice
Johan starts the verse with a puff of air. He uses a ________________
Head Voice
Soft Attack
Falsetto
Light Attack
(a) is another word for choir
Amy and Tony were trying to harmonize but were sounding quite unpleasant.
Off
Flat
Sharp
Dissonance
The voice box
Mouth
Larynx
Throat
Vocal Cords
Gregory was supposed to sing one song but ended up flowing into two other songs. He say a (a)
While I was holding singing a note Paula sang a note eight tone higher. Paula was singing the (a)
A ________ is all the songs a singer can sing.
list
package
repertoire
range
A musical term referring to successive notes of a key or mode that a either ascending or descending
Crescendo
Major
Scale
bar
A (a) is singing or playing multiple notes harmonically
While Jessie is singing she shows the backups her index finger to direct them to sing in unison.
Set
Cue
Sign
inversion
The muscle that maximizes the air supply you have in your lungs, allowing you to control exhalation
Lungs
Liver
Larynx
Diaphragm
(a) relates to the accuracy of pitch.
(a) is an Italian word meaning "tied together". Singing with smooth connected notes.
The root of a specific song.
The melody
The intro
The scale
The chorus
The lead singer decided to sing the last couple words of the verse over and over again
repeat
Refrain
Resolve
Sustain
(a) is the quality and character of your singing voice
successive notes of a key that are either ascending or descending in a specific defined patter
A triad
A song
A melody
A scale
