Choir - Vocab

4. The ability to read and perform music notation without prior practice or rehearsal.
5. The person who directs and leads a choir or orchestra during a performance, giving cues and setting the tempo.
8. A large group of singers who perform together, usually in a choir or musical production.
9. The ability of singers to match their voices in such a way that they create a unified sound.
10. The clear and distinct pronunciation of words or sounds, especially when singing.

1. The quality of sound that is produced when an instrument or voice vibrates at its natural frequency.
2. The combination of different melodies that create a pleasant sound when sung or played together.
3. How high or low a sound is, often determined by the frequency of vibrations.
6. The volume or intensity of sound in music, often indicated by words or symbols such as "piano" (soft) or "forte" (loud).
7. The act of producing sounds with the voice, often involving scales or exercises to warm up the voice.