The organization of music in time using long and short note values.

Two or more performers singing or playing the same note or melody; all together.

A combination of sounds that produce harsh or discordant sounds, or that increase the desire for resolution.

A musical sound formed when 2 or more different pitches are played or sung at the same time.

To emphasize a note.

Singing with your true voice; not manipulating or changing your voice to sound a certain way. To sing without feeling any strain on your voice.

In preparation for successful and healthy singing, inhalation occurs below the ribcage, with the abdominal muscles relaxing while the diaphragm lowers, allowing the lungs to fill with air.

A vowel that is sung with a free, relaxed jaw, creating space for a clear and resonant tone to be produced without any manipulation to the pure vowel.

The style or way a note or set of notes is played or sung (examples: legato, staccato, accented)

To sing without instrumental accompaniment.

The softness or loudness or a sound or note.