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Warmups

Scales (Major, minor, melodic, harmonic, chromatic...)

sets of notes ordered by acsending/descending pitch that offer framework for key signiatures

Melodic Intervals (Set intervals like thirds or fourths, randomized...)

intervals are the distance between two notes, like a third, or seventh. practicing melodic intervals is when you play one note after the other. there are also harmonic intervals; which are intervals that are played simuletaneously, this can be a more advanced form of ear training

Triads and Arpeggios

triads are three note chords, often played simuleltaneously- however, we use melodic triads (do-mi-sol, is an example) when practicing solo. visually on the staff, they often look like snowmen since the three notes are stacked on top of each other. arpeggios are when notes in a chord are performed one after the other, like when notes are strummed on a harp (do-mi-sol-dó-do).

Warmup Part Tracks

Voice Test Content

Voice tests often consist of a range test, major scale, and a small sung excerpt from currecnt repritoire.

Alterations will be explained in class, and documented here.

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