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Choir 6 Test #1

Prep for Written Test #1/Choir 6 Rotation

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___________ - from the lowest to the highest pitches a person can sing. Range
Which part of your singing voice has a high, light sound? The head voice.
Which part of your singing voice has a low, rich sound? The chest voice.
__________ voices are the voices of children. Unchanged
__________ voices are the voices of older teenagers and adults. Changed
In a choir, changed voices are labeled ___ ____ ____ ____ . S A T B
The boy's changing voice is called ____________. cambiata
Soprano is the __________ women's voice. higher.
Alto is the _________ women's voice. lower
________ is the higher men's voice. Tenor
________ is the lower men's voice. Bass
Music is written on 5 lines and 4 spaces called a _____ . staff
E G B D F are the letter names of the _______ on the treble clef staff. lines
F A C E are the letter names of the _________ on the treble clef staff. spaces
What are the letters of the musical alphabet? A B C D E F G
A ____________ is an ordered series of pitches. scale
What do we do if we are singing solfege? We are singing do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, ti, do' and using the hand signs.
Created by: Kay.Carter
 

 



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