Performance & Voice 1-18
17 entries in the Performance & Voice compendium.
TenorThe highest male chest-voice type in vocal music.Tribute actPerformers who play music of well-known acts, often with imitation.TroubadourMedieval Occitan poet-composers of courtly love and satire.Vocal harmonyConsonant notes sung simultaneously with a main melody.Vocal rangeThe span of pitches a human voice can produce.Voice typeClassification of human singing voices into categories based on vocal properties.ActingActing is the enactment of a story through character adoption.AcrobaticsHuman feats of balance, agility, and coordination across cultures.Ballet dancerPractitioners of classical ballet with rigorous training.Ballet techniqueFoundational principles of body movement and form in ballet.Acoustic guitarA string instrument that produces sound through acoustic resonance.Alto saxophoneThe most common saxophone, central to jazz and classical music.Analog synthesizerElectronic sound generator using analog circuits and signals.BalalaikaRussian triangular stringed instrument used in folk music and orchestras.Bass drumA large drum producing low, booming tones across many genres.Bass guitarLowest-pitched guitar-family instrument, often replacing double bass in popular music.BassoonA woodwind instrument with a wide range and distinctive tone.
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