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Singing without any instrumental accompaniment, often featuring complex harmonies and vocal percussion.

The highest female voice part in a choir, often carrying the melody.

A lower female voice part in a choir, often providing rich harmonies.

A higher male voice part in a choir, known for its powerful and resonant sound.

The lowest male voice part in a choir, providing foundational harmonies.

An abbreviation for Soprano, Alto, Tenor, and Bass, indicating a four-part choral texture.

A texture in which multiple independent melody lines are sung simultaneously.

A texture where all parts move together rhythmically, often with the same or similar melodies.

The art of combining distinct melodic lines in a musical composition, a common technique in choral works.

A medium-length narrative piece of music for voices with instrumental accompaniment, typically with solos, chorus, and orchestra.

The variations in loudness or intensity of a piece of music, crucial for expressive singing in a choir.

A dynamic marking indicating to sing loudly, often used to convey strong emotions.

A dynamic marking that instructs singers to perform softly and more intimately.

The individual who leads the choir, indicating tempo, dynamics, and interpretation through gestures.

The seamless integration of individual voices within the choir to achieve a unified sound.

The clarity and accuracy of pronunciation in singing, ensuring that the text is understandable.

A manner of singing where notes are smoothly connected, creating a flowing and cohesive musical line.

A manner of singing where notes are performed with a short, detached approach, adding rhythmic sharpness.

A slight, rapid fluctuation in pitch that enhances the warmth and expressiveness of the voice.

A practice session in which choir members prepare their repertoire under the guidance of the conductor.

The collection of music pieces that a choir is prepared to sing, ranging from classical to contemporary works.

A written representation of music showing all the vocal parts, which singers use to learn and perform the music.

The ability to read and perform music at first sight, a valuable skill for choir members.

The accuracy of pitch in singing, critical for harmonizing effectively within a choir.

A solo vocal piece, usually found in operas or oratorios, characterized by expressive melody and often virtuosic challenges.