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The label we assign to a singer based on their vocal range and where they are comfortable singing
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A natural fluctuation in a voice's pitch while singing a sustained note, "wobble"
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An upper vocal register used for high-pitched singing, breathy and flute-like
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Using your lower vocal register, "belt"
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using your upper vocal register for singing high notes
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Similar to a play or a musical, yet the story is told entirely through music
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A large group of people who sing together as an organized group
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Muscle found beneath the lungs that assists in the breathing process
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Two folds of muscle and tissue that vibrate against each other to create sound in your throat when you use your voice
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The passage that air takes through our bodies to create sound and use the voice
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When a singer adds extra notes, rhythms, or embellishments to a written piece of music to add artistic expression
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The vibration from your vocal folds travels through your body and changes the sound of your voice
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Describes how proper breathing and the release of a steady stream of controlled air will support your singing
