chorus vocab

2. The variation in loudness between notes or phrases, they are indicated by a specific musical notation, often in some detail.
4. Is a passage that brings a piece to an end. It can be as simple as a few measures or as complex as an entire section.
7. A musical direction indicating that a section of players should be divided into two or more groups each playing a different part
9. A combination of notes that are in harmony
10. An emphasis or stress placed on a particular note, set of notes, or a chord. This is indicated with an accent mark.
11. A pause or length of time on a note or rest

1. a symbol that shows that a note is higher in pitch then normal
3. The sudden creation and playing of new music, like solos, rhythms, and melodies.
4. The lowest register of the voice in singing or speaking.
5. One of the high registers of the voice in speaking singing, above chest voice.
6. Notes that are considered different but are the same pitch. For example, B and C Flat.
7. Two single bar lines drawn close together, separating two sections within a piece, or a bar line followed by a thicker bar line, indicating the end of the piece.
8. Accuracy of a pitch in singing, how high or low
12. When a choir sings a piece without any instruments or background music.