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Level 2 Vocab

Terms in this set (16)

accidental
flat, sharp, or natural sing that appears within a piece of music
articulators
modify vowel sounds into recognizable words; tongue, soft palate, lips
degress
the tones of a scale
diaphragm
muscle separating the chest from the abdomen
divisi
the parts divide
enharmonic
two notes that sound the same but are written differently
glottis
the space between the vocal folds
half step
the distance from any key on the keyboard to the very next key above or below, whether black or white
harmonic interval
intervals in which the two notes are sounded together
larynx
Adam's Apple; located above the windpipe, the source of vocal tone
melodic interval
interval in which the two notes are sounded seperately
natural
the natural sign before a note cancels the previous sharp or flat sign
soft palate
velum; soft tissue that makes u the back of the roof of the mouth
vocal folds
vocal cords; fold-like tissue that is themain vibrating componenet of the larynx
vocal tract
the cavity through which sounds move; the throat, mouth, and nose
whole step
two half steps
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