Test Questions Flashcards

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Stranding

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What the main focus of the rehearsal is on, the thing that you keep pointing towards.

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Score Study Process

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to know the piece structurally, expressively and technically.

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3
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Rehearsal plan

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an outline if the decisions made during the analysis process. includes skill-development, and ensemble enhancement exercises that will be used to prepare the choir for a successful performance. Lists priorities and methods for teaching, over all meant to inform and guide the conductor through the rehearsal process. includes goals, strands, articulators of form and warm ups.

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4
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In rehearsal guide

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warm ups, choice of nonsense syllable, goals and activities, notes for gesture (match aural image)

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5
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Proactive vs. Reactive teaching

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eactive approach, problems
Be Proactive
Address vocal problems before they happen, systematically teach vocal technique and develop vocabulary and tools specific to each aspect of vocal technique you address.
were fixed for the moment but singers were not learning to develop a vocal technique that would serve them in a life of singing. The proactive approach to vocal development and choral blend described in this book will provide the beginning and advanced singers a vocal technique that will serve them throughout their singing lives by presenting concepts in a systematic manner.

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6
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Rehearsal Methods

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count singing, nonsense syllables, pulsing of rhythm.

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7
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Chiaro

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A forward or bright tone quality

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Oscuro

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A backward or dark tone Quality.

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9
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Chiaroscuro

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A balanced tone quality containing elements of bright and dark tone qualities.

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10
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Resonance

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When sound waves bounce off of hard places and into open spaces.

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Resonance factors (5)

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using placement to alter tone quality.
1) Chiaro
2) between chair and chiaroscuro
3) chiaroscuro
4) between chiaroscuro and oscuro
5) oscuro

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12
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5 areas of posture

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Shoulders: Back and down…Pelvis: slightly forward… Chest: Expanded rib cage… head: lifted and elongates spin. feet: shoulder width apart.

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13
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Breathing Cycle

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Inhalation, Onset, phrase duration, release

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14
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Naso-pharynx

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fixed cavity. Vibration felt nose and cheekbone

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15
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oro-pharynx

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Moveable cavity. lifted soft palate and dropped jaw.

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16
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laryngo-pharynx

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Moveable cavity. resonant space above larynx. sits on top of trachea. should remain slightly lowered.

17
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Location of 3 resonant spaces

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top: naso-pharynx
middle: oro-pharynx
bottom laryngo-pharynx

18
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vowel unification

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Ability to sing exactly the same vowel sound at the same time

19
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Diphthongs

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Words that contain two vowel sounds in the same syllable

20
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Vowel Modification

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Modification of the vowel shape in order to produce maximum resonance and keep equal timbre.

21
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Passaggio

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The first register transition that leads to the lighter mechanism of the voice.

22
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x/y graph.

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A graph used to plot coordinates indicating the extent of dark/bright and lyric/dramatic

23
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Aurel Image

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what the conductor wants after analyzing the piece and determining the articulators etc.

24
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Gesture types

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rhythmic, legato, meld