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  • What was the meaning of a choir in 1650s?
    "an organized company of singers"
  • Where does the word choir comes from? (etymology)
    the greek word "khoros"
  • True or False: Voices' arrangement may not vary in a chorus.
    FALSE
  • Choir, meaning "the refrain of a song" is from ______?
    1590s
  • What does SATB means?
    Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass
  • Choir, meaning "main part of a modern song" is from ____?
    1926
  • Name the two main groups of human voices.
    Male and Female
  • What is a choir?
    is a musical ensemble of singers
  • Name the type of voices that are in the male group.
    Tenor, Baritone, Bass
  • Define timbre.
    is the unique quality or "color" of the voice.
  • Name the type of voices that are in the female group.
    Soprano, Mezzosoprano, Alto
  • What is the name that receives a child´s voice?
    Treble
  • How sound is produced using our voice?
    The vocal folds produce sound when they come together and then vibrate as air passes through them during exhalation of air from the lungs....
  • How are voices classified?
    by their timbre and range
  • Is the music written specifically for choirs.
    choral music
  • What activities includes the human voice? Name at least three of them.
    singing, yelling, crying, whispering, etc.
  • Define range.
    All of the notes a person can sing.
  • Give 4 examples of choirs.
    mixed choir, female choir, male choir, children's choir.