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the highest singing female voice
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the low female voice
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the high male voice
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the low male voice
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male voice between tenor and bass
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high-pitched voice production from males
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soft
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loud
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gradually getting louder
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gradually getting quieter
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choral singing without the use of instruments
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all singing the same notes
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different notes are sung simultaneously to create a chord
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short, detached notes
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smoothly sang notes
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a natural fluctuation that adds warmth and richness to a voice.
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A marking that tells the singer to hold the note for its full value, often adding a slight emphasis
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Mark A small comma-like symbol indicating exactly where the entire section should breathe together
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A combination of notes that sounds "unstable" or "clashing," often used to create tension before resolving to a pleasing chord
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A sudden, strong accent on a single note