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The louds and softs of music. |
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Medium Loud (Mezzo-forte) |
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Medium Soft (Mezzo-piano) |
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Crescendo – to gradually get louder |
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Decrescendo – to gradually get softer |
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To return to the original tempo |
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To sing without instrumental accompaniment |
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Our method of sight-singing |
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The distance between two pitches. |
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No voices are heard above others. |
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Equal distribution between voice parts |
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The highest female or unchanged male voice. |
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The lower pitched female or unchanged male voice. |
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The highest male changed voice. |
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The lower changed male voice. |
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Flat – to lower the pitch 1/2 step |
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Sharp – to raise the pitch 1/2 step |
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Fermata – hold until the director cuts you off |
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Treble Clef – denotes higher pitches. Middle C and higher on the piano keyboard. |
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Bass Clef – denotes lower pitches. Middle C and lower on the piano keyboard. |
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Time Signature – three beats to a measure, the quarter note receives one beat. |
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Time Signature – four beats per measure, the quarter note receives one beat |
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