Vocals

6. There are two folds of muscle and tissue that vibrate against each other to create sound in your throat when you use your voice in any way
8. When a singer adds extra notes, rhythms, or embellishments to a written piece of music to add artistic expression
9. Describes how proper breathing and the release of a steady stream of controlled air will support your singing
12. Voice Uses your upper vocal register for singing high notes
13. The label we assign a group of singers with similar vocal ranges and timbre to sing music that is comfortable and compliments their voice

1. This describes the passage that air takes through our bodies to create sound and use the voice
2. A natural fluctuation in a voice’s pitch while singing a sustained note in a healthy, productive way
3. A large group of people who sing together as an organized group
4. The vibration of your vocal folds will travel throughout your body and change the sound of your voice based on the shape of your air-filled cavities in the vocal tract
5. An upper vocal register that is frequently used for high-pitched singing, often described as light and soft, similar to a flute and possibly breathy
7. Muscle found beneath the lungs that assists in the breathing process
10. Similar to a play or a musical, yet the story is told entirely through music and all dialogue is sung
11. Voice Uses your lower vocal register for singing low notes, “belt”