8.13- Vocal timbre Flashcards

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Tessitura

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The general range of a composition or of a particular voice of a composition

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Soprano

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Highest pitched vocal range

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Aria

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a song sung in a tune; sung by a single voice without vocal accompaniment; a lyric song for a solo voice

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Mezzo-soprano

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a type of classical female singing whose voice is between the soprano and contralto

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Contralto

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Lowest female voice, about F3 below the treble clef staff to D4 in the trouble clef staff

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Tenor

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Highest male chest voice type

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Bass

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Lowest/deepest male voice type, usually a range of F2 below the bass clef to E4 above middle C

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8
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baritone

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most common range of male voice pitched between the tenor and bass

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9
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Chamber choir

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small ensemble (~20) who usually perform a cappella

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Full Chorus

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Fairly large company of singers who perform together, usually in parts

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