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24 Cards in this Set
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The unique quality of sound |
Timbre |
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Distinct characteristics of a voice that can be heard when a person speaks or sings |
Timbre |
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Highest male voice |
Tenor |
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Intermediate male voice |
Baritone |
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Lowest male voice |
Bass |
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Highest female voice |
Soprano |
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Intermediate female voice |
Mezzo soprano |
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Lowest female voice |
Alto |
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A person with tenor voice |
Darren Espanto |
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A person with soprano voice |
Jannela Salvador |
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A person with alto voice |
Moira Dela torre |
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Hoarse or airy voice |
Raspy voice |
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High pitch |
Bright voice |
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Low pitch |
Warm voice |
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It refers to how you use your voice appropriately in order to produce quality sound |
Voice production technique |
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Sound techniques |
1.Head tone /head voice 2.proper breathing 3. Use of diaphragm |
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Instruments that are played by means of shaking, hitting or scraping to produce sound |
Percussion instrument |
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Two types of percussion instrument |
Pitched and non pitched percussion instrument |
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Examples of pitched percussion instrument |
Xylophone, chimes, marimba, toy piano, deskballs |
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Examples of non pitched percussion instruments |
Tambourines, maracas, egg shakers, snare drum, triangle |
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It refers to the softness and loudness of voice |
Dynamics |
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Types of dynamincs |
Statics and changing dynamics |
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Sound that seem to stay at the same volume |
Statics dynamics |
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Dynamics that have gradual change in volume from soft to loud or vice versa |
Changing dynamics |
