The voice and the choir

The voice as an instrument: how sound is produced, the four voice types of the choir (soprano, alto, tenor and bass) with their range drawn, how to look after it and a vote to form the choir.

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  1. Your first instrument
  2. How is the voice produced?
  3. The voices of the choir
  4. Singing in tune: hitting the note
  5. Look after your voice
  6. A round in two parts

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