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The climactic point or moment in a piece of music.

Decreasing volume of a note or phrase.

Singing that includes strong, sudden contrasts in volume.

Singing with clarity of each word's pronunciation.

Multiple voice parts singing the same melody, each at a different time, creating echoes and overlaps.

Short, detached, and distinct style of singing, where each note is clearly separated.

Articulating notes in a gentle, flowing manner, slightly connected by a consonant.

Technique to accentuate the start of a note before returning to the main dynamic level.

Voices of different volumes support the main melody or thematic material.

Technique where different musical lines are sung simultaneously, creating harmony.

Technique used to smoothly transition from one pitch to another through all intervening microtones.

Smooth and connected style of singing without noticeable breaks between notes.

A quick, repeating alternation between two notes, usually a semitone or whole tone apart.

Music composed for three to six independent voices singing different lyrics simultaneously.

Regular pulse of music which the notes and rests are aligned.

Transitioning smoothly from one note to another without any perceivable break.

When multiple singers perform a single melodic line with no accompaniment.

Increasing volume of a note or phrase.

Choirs achieve a blended sound with no single voice standing out.

Singers adjust pitch microtonally to ensure pure tuning.

Singing with expression and emotional communication.

Real-time creation of music without preparatory composition.

The rate of speed or pace of music.

A musical pattern or scale step that appears consistently in a piece.