Repeat from the beginning an play to the end (fine).

Repeat from the 31st measure to the end.

what is this and what does it do?

Natural sign- cancels a sharp or flat

accidental- makes the music sound better

flat sign- lowers the note by a 1/2 step

sharp sign- raises the note by a 1/2 step

what is this and what does it do?

Fermata- Hold the note longer than its value

a curved line and a dot - looks cool

slur- slur means play legato. Legato means smoothly connected

two notes and a curved line - means to play

repeat signs - the double dots inside the double bars indicate that everything between the double bars must be repeated.

over head view of a four lane track and four people standing at the ends

Staccato Note - staccato means separated or detached

tenuto note- hold note for full value

Repeat sign- two dots before the double bar mean go back to. the beginning and play again.

What does this symbol tell us to do?

Sing/play the note louder than normal

Sing/play the note shorter than notated

Sing/play the note quieter than normal

What is the mark above the note and what does it tell us to do?

Staccato - sing the note in a short, detached manner

Staccato - sing the note in a legato, connected manner

Accent - sing the note louder than normal

Accent - sing the note quieter than normal

What is the name of the symbol in the green box?

Tenuto - sing/play this note with emphasis/for the full length of the note

Accent - sing/play this note louder than the other notes

Fermata - sing/play this note as long as desired/until director stops you

Staccato - sing/play this note short & separated

What does the music symbol in the green box DO?

Lowers the attached note by a half-step

Raises the attached note by a half-step

What does the music symbol in the green box DO?

Raises the attached note by a half-step

Lowers the attached note by a half-step

What does the music symbol in the green box DO?

Sing/play the measure or section again

Go back to the Beginning and go until "To Coda," then skip to the Coda

Go back to the Segno (Sign) and go until "To Coda," then skip to the Coda

What does the music symbol in the green box DO?

Raises the attached note by a half-step

Lowers the attached note by a half-step

What does the music symbol below DO?

Go back to the Segno (Sign) and go until "To Coda," then skip to the Coda

Sing/play the measure or section again

Go back to the Beginning and go until "To Coda," then skip to the Coda

What is breath support in choral vocal technique?

Proper control and management of breath while singing in a choir.

Not using breath at all while singing

Using excessive breath while singing

Singing without taking any breaths

Why is breath support important in choral singing?

To maintain proper vocal technique, sustain long phrases, and produce a consistent and balanced sound.

To prevent vocal strain and injury.

To create a breathy and airy tone.

To sing with a nasal and nasally sound.

What is diction in choral vocal technique?

Clarity and accuracy of pronunciation and enunciation of words while singing in a choir.

The ability to harmonize with other singers

The volume and projection of the voice in a choir

The ability to sing in multiple languages

Why is diction important in choral singing?

To ensure clear and understandable lyrics

To add complexity and depth to the music.

To create a harmonious blend of voices.

To showcase the individual vocal abilities of the singers.

What are some tips to improve diction in choral singing?

Focus on articulation, pronunciation practice, enunciation exercises, mouth and tongue positioning, consistent practice.

Don't worry about pronunciation

Choir Vocab, Symbols, and Stuff

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Identify this symbol.

Treble Clef

Alto Clef

Bass Clef

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

What do we call this?

A Barline

A Repeat sign

A Staff

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

What symbol is this?

Treble Clef

Time Signature

Repeat Sign

Fraction

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Name this symbol.

Flat

Hashtag

Sharp

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Name this symbol.

Flat

Natural

Sharp

Lowercase B

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Name this symbol.

Double Barline

The End

Treble Clef

Repeat Sign

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Select the quarter note.

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Choir Vocab, Symbols, and Stuff

Identify this symbol.

What do we call this?

What symbol is this?

Name this symbol.

Name this symbol.

Name this symbol.

Select the quarter note.

Name this note.

What type of note is this?

Select the eighth note.

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