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Four Choir Voices
Age 15 · Music
A mixed choir often sings in four main voice parts. They range from the highest notes to the lowest notes.
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In the picture
- Soprano: the highest voice part
- Alto: the part below soprano and above tenor
- Tenor: the part below alto and above bass
- Bass: the lowest voice part
Examples
- A school choir dividing a song into high and low lines.
- A pop chorus where a high voice and a deep voice alternate.
Key takeaways
- Soprano, alto, tenor, and bass are the four common choral parts.
- From soprano to bass, the parts generally move from highest to lowest pitch.
Quiz: Four Choir Voices (Age 15)
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In a mixed choir, which voice part sings the highest notes?
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Which voice part lies between alto and bass?
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Which list gives the four common choral parts from highest to lowest pitch?
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