LESSON 1: INTRO-VOCAB

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Vocal Vocabulary Challenge

Test your knowledge of essential vocal terms and concepts with our engaging quiz! Perfect for singers, vocal teachers, and music enthusiasts, this quiz will help you brush up on your understanding of vocal techniques, terminology, and more.

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Vocal terminology
Fundamental concepts of singing
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The opposite of Legato - each note is separate from the one before and after

Staccato

Tone

Vibrato

Intonation

The notes that a performer can sing comfortably

Sharp

Range

Soft Palette

To be above the note

Flat

Alto

Doction

Sharp

Singing without any form of accompaniment

Baritone

Scale

A cappella

Belt

Commonly called the voice box, is an organ in the top of the neck involved in breathing, producing sound, and protecting the trachea against food aspiration

Voice box

Larynx

Trachea

Lungs

The color or timbre of pitch

Tone

Mezzo Soprano

Dynamics

Legato

Comes from the Italian word for “false.” Usually the highest part of a man’s voice when singing in an upper register

Baritone

Falsetto

Bass

Tenor

Refers to the breaths in-between notes and rhythm of the song

Pitch

Phrasing

Resonance

Breathing

The range of a voice or instrument

Range

Resonance

Flat

Any set of musical notes ordered by fundamental frequency or pitch

Scale

Sing

Piano

Nodules/Nodes

LESSON 1: INTRO-VOCAB

Vocal Vocabulary Challenge

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