2nd ESO. Unit 4. Pages 66-67
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- Q1How can we check our tessitura?Singing a scale downwards from a note and writing when we can’t sing wellSinging a scale upwards and downwards and writing when we can’t sing welSinging a scale upwards and writing when we can’t sing wellSinging a scale upwards and downwards and writing when we can sing loud60s
- Q2What’s the difference between Opera Singer and Pop Singer?The Pop singers use their resonators moreThe Opera singers use their resonators moreThe Opera singers sing louder than the Pop oneBoth use a lot their resonators and the Opera singers also sing louder60s
- Q3It is important to classify our voice correctly because...If you sing in an incorrect tessitura you could be out of breathingIf you sing in an incorrect tessitura you could damage your vocal chordsAll of themIf you sing in an incorrect tessitura you'll have less rhythm in your voice60s
- Q4What are the female voices from higher to lower?Soprano, Contralto and Mezzo-sopranoMezzo-soprano, Contralto and SopranoSoprano, Mezzo-soprano and ContraltoContralto, Mezzo-soprano and Soprano60s
- Q5What are the male voices from lower to higher?Baritone, Tenor and BassBass, Tenor and BaritoneTenor, Baritone and BassBass, Baritone and Tenor60s
- Q6What are the children’s voice called and what happens to them in the adolescence?Trefles voices. Their voices go down 3 tones at leastTrefles voices. Their voices go up 3 tones at leastTrebles voices. Their voices go up 3 tones at leastTrebles voices. Their voices go down 3 tones at least60s
- Q7What is a countertenor?A man who sings low-pitched using his falsetto registerA woman who sings low-pitched using her falsetto registerA woman who sings as a man using her falsetto registerA man who sings as a woman using his falsetto register60s
- Q8Who were the Castrati and when did they appear?Adults with a children’s voice. They appeared in the 16th centuryAdults with a children’s voice. They appeared in the 15th centuryChildren with an adults' voice. They appeared in the 16th centuryChildren with an adults' voice. They appeared in the 15th century60s
- Q9Why people tend to sing out of tune when they sing in a karaoke?Because they don’t follow the rhythmNone of themBecause they are tone deafBecause their tone is the same as the singer60s
- Q10People tend to sing “Happy birthday” out of tune because....If you start high, you'll sing out of tune the big interval in the 2nd partIf you start low, you'll sing out of tune the big interval in the 1st partIf you start high, you'll sing out of tune the big interval in the 1st partIf you start low, you'll sing out of tune the big interval in the 2nd part60s