A decrescendo tells the performer to gradually get (a)  

ritardando (rit.) and rallentando (rall.) both tell the performer to gradually get (a)  

accelerando (accel.) tells the performer to gradually get (a)  

What note is this?

(a)  

What note is this?

(a)  

What note is this?

(a)  

What (bass clef) note is this?

(a)  

What (bass clef) note is this?

(a)  

What (bass clef) note is this?

(a)  

What (bass clef) note is this?

(a)  

A sharp sign (#) (a)   a note by one half-step.

A flat sign (a)   a note by one half-step

A (a)   is a section of music with a clear start and end, like a musical sentence

Singing without accompaniment is called (a)  

If you have ______ _______, you are singing with proper use of air

(a)  

Clear pronunciation of the text (vowels and consonants) is called (a)  

A (a)   is when two vowel sounds are next to each other in a single syllable.

The (a)   of the music determines the character or the techniques used when performing a piece of music.

(a)   is the speed of the music.

(a)   are the contrasts between the louds and softs in the music

(a)   is singing the correct pitch in tune

Describe proper singing posture

Before singing, you should take a large inhale through your (a)  

When we work on (a)   , we are adjusting strength of sound ACROSS sections of the choir.

When we work on (a)   , we are working on matching strength of sound, tone, vowel shape, and intonation WITHIN sections of the choir.

An (a)   is the distance between two pitches.