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The arranger of the music writes voice parts in the choral music so that are different textures and parts going on at the same time! Our voices are like rubber bands being able to flex to reach high and low pitches.

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A bar line is the line they use on the staff to separate your notes into organized groups. The space between your bar lines are called measures. It is very important that you know what a bar line is so you can count and label your measure numbers.

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Page #: This is normally located at the top right hand corner or each page.
Measure #: This can be a little more tricky! You have to count these measure on your own! The arranger of the music will give you a number sometimes at the beginning of a new system to help you stay on track. Bar lines will help you count measures.

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The staff is the five lines and four spaces that the composer puts the notes on!

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A system groups two or more of your staves together with the piano and vocal parts. Any parts you see in one system will all happen at the same time.

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There are two kind of brackets on the staves that help you with finding your voice part or the piano part. There is a s straight line bracket and a fancy curvy bracket. The fancy bracket marks the staff where the piano plays. The straight edge bracket marks the staff where you sing.

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This person writes the words that we sing. Sometimes composers only write the notes and they need a lyricist to create the words to their music.

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It is located under the title of the song on the first page at the top left or right corners. The arranger takes the notes that the composer gives them and arranges them for different groups to perform.

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Its under the title of the song in the top left or right corners of your first page. The composer creates and writes the notes in the music.

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Located at the top of the first page of music, usually in a larger font.