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classical singing timbre - ANSWER -high palate, open sound, vibrato, pure vowel
tones
popular singing timbre - ANSWER -less vibrato, less palate control
3 registers for men - ANSWER -chest, head, falsetto
3 registers for women - ANSWER -chest, middle, head
chest register - ANSWER -lower ranges, heavier tonal quality
head voice - ANSWER -upper ranges, lighter tonal quality
falsetto voice - ANSWER -highest ranges, breathy and airy tonal quality
3 main vocal parts involved in creating sound - ANSWER -air supply, vibrator,
resonator
root position chord - ANSWER -root is lowest sounding pitch
first inversion - ANSWER -third is lowest sounding pitch
second inversion - ANSWER -fifth is lowest sounding pitch
third inversion - ANSWER -seventh is lowest sounding pitch
authentic cadence - ANSWER -V-I or V-i
perfect authentic - ANSWER -roots of both V and I in bass, tonic is highest
sounding of last chord
, imperfect authentic - ANSWER -ends on other note than tonic
deceptive cadence - ANSWER -V to anything but I
half cadence - ANSWER -A cadence which ends with the V chord
perfect authentic or plagal - ANSWER -both chords in root position and tonic is in
highest voice
imperfect authentic or plagal - ANSWER -chord is in inversion and tonic isn't in
highest voice
scale degree I - ANSWER -tonic
scale degree ii - ANSWER -supertonic
scale degree iii - ANSWER -mediant
scale degree IV - ANSWER -subdominant
scale degree V - ANSWER -dominant
scale degree vi - ANSWER -submediant
scale degree vii - ANSWER -leading tone
natural minor - ANSWER -lowered 3, 6, 7
harmonic minor - ANSWER -lowered 3, 6, raised 7th
melodic minor - ANSWER -lowered 3 ascending, natural minor descending
simple binary form - ANSWER -AB
rounded binary form - ANSWER -ABA, second A is restatement of half of first A