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A three note chord Unison Soprano Alto Pause Bass Arpeggio Triad A tempo Aria Stave A Capella Tenor.

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3 A three note chord Unison Soprano Alto Pause Bass Arpeggio Triad A tempo Aria Stave A Capella Tenor

4 Correct ! Next The Music Teachers Resource Site www.mtrs.co.uk

5 A song for a solo singer in an opera Unison Soprano Alto Pause Bass Arpeggio Triad A tempo Aria Stave A Capella Tenor

6 Correct ! Next The Music Teachers Resource Site www.mtrs.co.uk

7 High womans voice Unison Soprano Alto Pause Bass Arpeggio Triad A tempo Aria Stave A Capella Tenor

8 Correct ! Next The Music Teachers Resource Site www.mtrs.co.uk

9 Singing or playing the same notes together Unison Soprano Alto Pause Bass Arpeggio Triad A tempo Aria Stave A Capella Tenor

10 Correct ! Next The Music Teachers Resource Site www.mtrs.co.uk

11 The five lines on which musical notes are written Unison Soprano Alto Pause Bass Arpeggio Triad A tempo Aria Stave A Capella Tenor

12 Correct ! Next The Music Teachers Resource Site www.mtrs.co.uk

13 Singing without instruments Unison Soprano Alto Pause Bass Arpeggio Triad A tempo Aria Stave A Capella Tenor

14 Correct ! Next The Music Teachers Resource Site www.mtrs.co.uk

15 High mans voice Unison Soprano Alto Pause Bass Arpeggio Triad A tempo Aria Stave A Capella Tenor

16 Correct ! Next The Music Teachers Resource Site www.mtrs.co.uk

17 Low mans voice Unison Soprano Alto Pause Bass Arpeggio Triad A tempo Aria Stave A Capella Tenor

18 Correct ! Next The Music Teachers Resource Site www.mtrs.co.uk

19 Unison Soprano Alto Pause Bass Arpeggio Triad A tempo Aria Stave A Capella Tenor What does this symbol mean?

20 Correct ! Next The Music Teachers Resource Site www.mtrs.co.uk

21 Low womans voice Unison Soprano Alto Pause Bass Arpeggio Triad A tempo Aria Stave A Capella Tenor

22 Correct ! The End The Music Teachers Resource Site www.mtrs.co.uk

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