Choir Terms

4. An Interval Where Eight Notes Higher Or Lower Than The Current One Is Played;Where Vibration It Twice Or Half Of The Previous Note
5. An Independent Musical Sentence Or Thought
8. When Multiple People/Vocal Groups Perform Simultaneously
9. A Brace That Connects Multiple Clefs Together To Represent Simultaneous Performance
10. A Style Of Music
13. Where Performers Breath Independently From One Another
16. A Place And White Symbol Representing A Pitch Of A Specific Duration
18. Means "End" Signifies The End Of A Piece
19. A Method Where The Off-Beats Of A Piece Have Dominance Over On-Beat Ones
21. Resides Beside A Clef;Represents A One-Half Note Increase In Pitch
22. A Male High Singing Vocal Group
23. A Shaking/Varying Of Pitch When Singing;A Form Of Shaking
26. To Slowly Increase In Volume/Intensity

1. A Method Where A Part Imitates/Follows The Previous Part
2. A Musical Phrase Added At The End Of A Piece To Finish
3. A Series Of Flats And Sharps Placed On A Clef Used To Represent The Piece's "Language"
6. A Symbol Beside A Clef; Represents A One-Half Note Decrease In Pitch
7. Two Words Meaning "Slowly" And "Quiet"
11. An Abbreviation Of A Term Used TO Represent A Slowing Down
12. A Vertical Line Representing A Division Between Musical Phrases
14. The Speed Of A Musical Piece
15. A Note Representing No Activity From Performers
17. A More Loud Way Of Singing/An Increased Intensity Of Phrases
20. A More Quiet Way Of Singing/Also Refers To The Instrument
21. A Range Of Pitches Arranged In An Ascending/Descending Order
24. A Male Low Singing Vocal Group
25. A Chord Of Three Notes Starting With The Key's Pitch;Similar To A Chord Except Played Independently From One Another