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Some people are generally exposed towards a higher or lower pitched voice , it all depends on your vocal cords the thicker or thinner of each cord determines your pitch.

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1. having voice training
2. Genetics
3. Range
4. also that your chest voice is your speaking voice.

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1. I learned that the males vocal chords are long and thick compared to a females, which are short and thin.
2. Being a male or female plays a big part in how you are able to sing.
3. Genetics also play a role in if you would be a good singer or not.
4. Lastly that your chest voice is basically the tone you produce when you talk that gives you a heavy, loud tone as you sing, and your head voice is used for singing more sweet, soft sounding songs.

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1.People have different vocal ranges because everyone has different sized vocal cords.
2. I learned about the head voice.
3. I leaned that gender plays a role in singing.
4. I learned that your chest voice is the same as your speaking voice.

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1. People have different  voice ranges because people has different size vocal cord and cause to have a different volume.
2.i learned that when you sing high there isn't a vibration but when you sing low there is a vibration.
3.I also learned that gender plays a major role in singing.
4.I also learned that a voice can crack on any note on any register.

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1. I learned that a register break exists.
2. I also learned that a tessitura is the note you're most comfortable singing.
3. The quality of you voice changes when you change notes or from your chest voice to head voice.
4. I learned that you can do both your chest and head voices together.
5. I learned that people have to train years and years to help with their register breaks.

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1. I learned about the tessitura which is the range that you are most comfortable singing with.
2. I learned that when you go through your head voice to your chest voice when your voice goes through them it is called a register break.
3. I learned about the middle voice that is a mix between your head voice and chest voice.
4. I learned the difference between a range and a register. Your register is the set of notes you sing with a consent tone and range is the set of notes you can sing.

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      Dashauna Mitchell                                              1 .  I learned what a Tessitura is and how it helps me with training my voice .  

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      Dashauna Mitchell                                              1 .  I learned what a Tessitura is and how it helps me with training my voice .  

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2.  A chest voice is where most peoples  normal speaking voice is.

3.  A chest voice is also where your voice is most comfortable

4. Every singer has a different vocal type.

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1. I learned that the tessitura is the range of your voice that you are comfortable with.
2. I learned that your voice has registers.
3. I learned that registers are the specific spectrum of tones within your range.
4. I learned that a register break is the point where it's very difficult to sing as you transition between registers.

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1. I learned that a register break can be difficult to change vocal ranges.
2. I learned that a tessitura is vocals that you're comfortable with.
3. I learned that a chest voice is similar to your normal talking voice.
4. I learned that when you're about to go into transformation to another key there is a middle note to go into that key.

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1. I learned that a register break  is a point where it becomes very difficult to sing while transitioning registers.
2. I learned that your chest voice is about the same as your normal voice.
3. I learned that tessitura is the range you are mostly comfortable with.
4. I learned that the middle voice is a combination of of head and chest voices that helps the singer sing more fluidly transition over register breaks.

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1. I learned about a Range
2. I learned what Tessitura means.
3. My understanding is better about a Vocal Register.
4. I learned about a Four-Part-Music Composition.

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1. I learned that the Tessitura is the range you are most comfortable singing in.
2. I learned that a register break it when you switch from head to chest or the other way around.
3. I also learned that a is a mixed voice is a combination of your chest and head voice.
4. Four part music is when there are four independent parts in the music.

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1. I learned about Tessitura.
2. I learned about the chest voice.
3.Also about Vocal Register.

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1. I learned that the tessitura is the range where you are comfortable
2. Chest voice is at the bottom of your range
3. Head voice is the voice at the top of your range
4. The registers are the tones that we have in our range

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1. Learned that a Tessitura means the range that your comfortable with the range your with
2. I also learned that Register Break is when you switch to either head or chest .
3. I learned that a mixed and middle voices is when your chest and head combine together.

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1.  I learned that a Tessitura is the ranges where you're most comfortable with.
2.  A register break is a point which it becomes difficult for one to sing as you transition between registers.
3. I learned that your middle voice is your mixed voice, where it's a combination of your head and chest voice.
4. A head voice is the upper register of your range.

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1. I learned that a tessitura is the range that you're most comfortable with.
2. I learned that you have to train your voice to control your register break.
3. I learned that there is a middle or mixed voice.
4. I learned that your chest voice is your speaking voice.

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1. I learned that the tessitura is the range you are most comfortable singing with.
2. I learned more about chest and head voice.
3. I learned that registers are the specific tones within your range
4. I learned that when it becomes hard to sing transitions, it is called a register break.

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1.i learned that a register break is when you can move from one register to another.

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1 Training
2 Gender
3 Quality

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the different ranges help them with control and it depends on they vocal training

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1. voice quality
2. how much vocal training a person has.
3. gender
4. I learned that mixed voice is your head and chest voice put together.
5. Your tesitura is you are the most vocally comfortable

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I Learned that a Mixed Voice or a Middle Voice is when your chess and your head voice come together it becomes better....

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1 Training
2 Gender
3 Quality

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1. Tessitura is the range where you are most comfortable singing
2.Vocal training is needed when you want to try to switch from different vocal ranges
3. Register break is almost like a strain or break in your voice  when you try to switch to a different register.

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1.Chest and Head Voice can mostly be heard especially when untrained
2.Training is used to hide or mask the change from your chest voice to you head voice
3. A break is the change from the chest to head voice
4. Mid

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1) I learned that a register  in music is how fluent you are in changing from your middle voice to your head voice.
2)I learned that your tessitura is the range that you are the most comfortable singing in.
3) Most composers write songs in the tessitura range.

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1. I learned that a register break is when it becomes difficult to sing when you switch between registers.
2. Your Tessitura is the notes in your range that are most comfortable to sing.
3. Registers are the different notes that you can sing fluidly to in your chest and head voice.
4. You need vocal training in order to prevent register breaks.

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1. I learned that you can stretch your your register to prevent from having to switch  to different voice types
2. I learned that the most comfortable range of notes for a singer is referred to as their Tessitura
3. I learned that there are different segments of a singer's voice based on their pitches, being the head ad the chest voice.
4. I learned that is another segment, the middle voice, which is a blend of your chest and head voices

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1. tessitura is the rage you're comfortable with
2. chest voice is your natural voice
3. throat voice
4.  Registers

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1) The voice experienced singers use to mask the change between their head and chest voices is called their middle/mixed voice.
2) A register break is when someone's voice breaks as they're switching between their head and chest voice.
3) A vocal teacher is often used to develop a middle voice.
4) The tessitura is the part of your range that has the most consistent good quality sound.

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1. I learned that the tessitura is the set of your vocal range where you're most comfortable.
2.  A register break is a point at which it becomes very difficult to sing as you transition between registers.
3. The lower natural register of your singing voice is known as the chest voice.
4. The middle voice is the combination of both the head and chest voice, it helps singers transition more fluidly over register breaks.

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1. I didn't know what a Register break was but it when it is hard to sing as you transition resistors.
2. The Middle voice is a combo of head and chest voice.
3. The tessitura is the range of notes you are most comfortable singing.
4. Four- Part music is a composition with for independent parts.

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1. I learned a mixed voice is a combination of chest and head voice.
2. A register break is a transition from one register to another register.
3. A tessitura is your comfortable register.
4. Your register is you comfortable tone.

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1.) I learned that musicians can experience a register break.
2.) The tessitura is the proper name for the range that you are most comfortable singing.
3.) You talk with your chest voice.
4.) There is a difference between range and register.

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1. A tessitura is when a person sings a range they are most comfortable with.
2. A register break is different form a crack in your voice because it happens when you transition into a new register. Getting a crack in your voice can happen in any range.
3. Some people can naturally sing with their chest voice.
4. A middle voice is when a person sings a combination of head and chest voices.

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1.Genetics
2.Training
3.Tessitura
4.Range

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1.) I learned what a

tessitura is. It the register that one can sing in comfortably

2.) I learned what a register break is. It is when your voice strains because you are trying to  switch registers .

3.) I learned the difference between a voice crack and register break. A register break is when you try to switch registers and your voice strains while a voice crack can happen on any note.
4.) I learned that there are 3 types of registers, chest voice, middle/mixed voice and head voice.

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1: chest voice
2: training
3:quality

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1) I learned that the tessitura is the range where you are most comfortable singing
2) I learned more about the chest and head voice.
3) I learned that registers are the specific tones within your range.
4) I learned that when it becomes difficult to sing transitions, it is called a register break.

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1.) your chest voice is basically your speaking voice

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1 .training voice 2. gender 3.people has different range 4 and you voice is lower and richer.

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1. Genetics
2. Tessitura
3. Training
4. Range
5. Vocal Register

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1.Gender
2. voice training
3.quality
4. teacher

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1. Genetics- They can determine whether your vocal cords are shorter and thinner or longer and thicker
2. Training- An untrained singer won't have a proper technique.
3. Gender- Males have longer and thicker vocal cords while females have shorter and thinner vocal cords
4. Chest/Head voice- chest voice is notes at the bottom of your voice and head voice is singing without going breathy.

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1. Gender
2. quality
3. training
4. chest voice and head voice

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1.age
2. amount of practice
3.training

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1.  Tessitura is where our most comfortable singing is.
2. Our chest voice is basically our speaking voice.
3. we should all know our range
4. Singers dont want people to know where their voice brakes or their range changes

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1. The tessitura is the range we are comfortable at.
2. Our range is the tones we can sing.
3. The registers we have are the tones in our range.
4. When we have difficulty moving between registers we have a register break.

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1. Each person has a different quality of voice they speak and sing with.
2. A person's training also determines how big or small their vocal range is.
3. People have natural voices they are born with that might just run in the family.
4. Females tend to have higher voices due to their vocal cords being shorter and thinner than males.
5. Many people have different registers they feel more comfortable to speak or sing in.
6.

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1. Chest Voice
2. Register
3.Head Voice
4. Tessitura
5. Mixed Voice

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1. Your range  can depend on your gender and or the time of day.
2. Your chest voice is usually your most comfortable tone.
3. Your tessitura is a mix between your head voice and your chest voice.
4. Building up your middle voice is essential but takes a while to do so.

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1. genetics have a lot to do with the voice.
2. The quality of the voice is better than the range.
3. register breaks are when it becomes difficult to transition your tone.
4. Tessitura is a comfort zone for your range and voice.

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1. Tessitura is where you're most comfortable singing.
2. Tenor and Bass are more likely to me males instead of females because of the different vocal cord structure.
3. Every one has a different vocal range.
4. Your chest voice is very close to your speaking voice.

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1. The Range is the set of tones on rather you're singing on high or low note

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1. Registers are a set of tones that you can produce at the same quality.

2.Register Break which is when it becomes difficult to transition to a different tone.

3.Middle voice is a combination of the chest voice and head voice.

4. The human voice is an important instrument but you need to know how to use it.

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1. Voice training
2.Register
3.tessitura
4.soprano
5.bass
6.tenor (all is the tone of your voice)

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1. Gender
2.Voice training
3.Voice quality
4. they're teachers

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1. you have to do training
2. the quality of your voice
3. your chest voice being your speaking voice.

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1.Everyone has a different range.
2. The chest range deals with the between.
3.People are more naturally suited to vibrating their vocal.
4.Your chest voice is lower & richer

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1. I learned today about the different vocal ranges a person may have.
2. I learned about the different types of voices that people can sing in.
3. I learned about how those different voices make different variation of sounds.
4. I learned what I needed to know as a person interested in music.

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1. Iv'e learned that people have different chest vocals based off your speaking voice. 2.

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Some are born to have the vocal chords to sing and some don't. Everyone in general just have different vocal chords

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1. Vocal cords
2. Gender
3. Chest voice
4. Head voice

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1. Range is the full spectrum of notes a singer can produce .

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1. The head range is the upper range
2. Your range is what notes your capable of reaching.
3.Singers can extend their voices one pitch at a time.
4.A register is a specific tone within your range.

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1. In order to change your vocal range it takes training and a good teacher. 2.Your tessitura is the set of range your most comfortable at.

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1. gender
2. Speaking voice
3. chest voice
4 . head voice
Overall voice quality.

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1. Register break is when you reach beyond your main vocals
2. Everyone has a different range
3. Head voice is your upper register
4.  Middle voice is between your head and chest voice

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1. Something that I learned from today is our range is a full spectrum of notes that we can make, I always knew of the word but never knew the actual meaning.

2. Another fact that I´ve learned today is that there is a such thing as a register break, which is at the point of time where it becomes hard to sing as you transition between registers.

3.  I also learned that a tessitura is the set of the range in which we are most comfortable.

4. Lastly I´ve found out that every person has something called a chest voice, which is our natural lower chest voice.

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1.Everyone have different ranges they can sing in. 2. No ones voice is exactly the same. 3.So people will have different ranges they are comfortable in. 4. Your voices all have different vocal breaks.

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There are many factors that contribute into why people have different vocal ranges. Everyone has a different set of notes that they feel most comfortable singing. Gender and genetics are two things that affect this. Another thing is how pliable one's vocal chords are and the quality of one's voice.

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1.) Your chest voice is basically your speaking voice which is the lowest you can sing.

2.)  Your head voice is airy & light & bright, everyone has a different voice range which is what they're comfortable singing in.

3.) Mixed voices has to do with both your chest voice as well as your head voice.

4.) Some people are naturally suited to sing while other may need practice.

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1.) Range is the full sepctrum of notes that you can sing or produce.

2.) Your chest voice is the lowest range you can usually sing in.

3.)Mixed voice is part of your head and chest voice help singers transition over with register breaks.

4.)Your tessitura is the set range your comfortable with singing .

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1. Everyone has a different vocal range.
2. Some peoples are more naturally suited to vibrating their vocal cords.
3.
4.

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1. We all have a voice close to our talking voice called our chest voice.
2. There are 4 mainstream voices where we sing comfortable in. soprano, alto, tenor, and bass.
3. Tessitura is our singing voice. its the range we are most comfortable in.
4. Our voices can break at a certain register. This is called register break.

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Some people have natural vocal chords and some don't.

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1.How heir vocal cords are comfortable at

2. Where does your voice break at.
3. where is the strength of you vocal cord is at
4. has different voices so every bodies vocal cords is different

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1. Your chest voice is the lower register to your normal voice.
2. Your head voice is brighter and richer than your chest.
3. Tessitura is is the part of your range that your most comfortable with.
4. Register break is when it becomes very difficult to sing as you transition between registers.

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1. range and register are different things.
2.Your chest voice is lower and richer than your head voice
3. Your head voice is Higher and sweeter than your normal chest voice.
4.Although we all have our own ranges you can expand it one note at a time.

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1. The tessitura is where your most comfortable singing.
2. Voice break is different from voice crack.
3. Chest voice is richer.
4. Middle/mixed voice is the mix of head and chest registers.

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Number 1: I learned that people have different vocal ranges because everyone has a different chest voice. Their chest voice is their natural sound when they since so if their voice is higher, they're going to have a higher range whereas if their voice is lower, their range will be as well.
Number 2: I learned that some people are more naturally gifted when it comes to vibrating their vocal chords.
Number 3: I learned that the middle voice is a marriage between the chest and head voice and it's very important for singers to learn how to utilize that
Number 4: I learned that the tessitura is the range you sing in comfortably

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No.1:
What I learned was a new vocal term for cracking voice is really register break which causes   very difficulty in your vocal cords as your trying to sing different notes.-vonique

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Number one : The head range is known as the upper range.
Number two: The chest range is known for lower octave range. It's also richer.
Number three: The chest range deals with the in between range.
number four: Genetics has to do with your vocal range.

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1. Everyone has a different range.
2. If you are not careful with your voice you can experiance a regiser break.
3. Your head range is known as the highest range you can it.
4. Your chest voice is lower and richer.

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everyone has a different range they can reach because most are comfortable with what best suits there voice and the strength of there voice

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every one has a different vocal range, this is because some people are more naturally suited to vibrating their vocal cords.

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Under your class period ONLY! In complete sentences please post four new facts that you learned from watching today's video. In other words you are adding on to what you discovered from yesterday's lesson.  This  assignment is worth 40 points.

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1. I learned about Switching registers
2.cracks are different than register breaks
3.you need a vocal coach to stretch your range.
4.I also learned about voice quality and how it is more important than range.