Lesson 71 of 84 · Singing
⭐ 30 XP🎤 Song StageDynamic Singing: Loud and Soft (Part 3)
A choir has four main voice parts: soprano (highest), alto, tenor, and bass (lowest).
🎯 Your mission
Breathe before the line, not in the middle.
⚡ The twist
Whisper-loud-whisper. Dynamics are the secret weapon.
Listen for this
🎧 The best singers don't sing every note the same. Notice the texture.
Artist Spotlight
🌟 Adele was so nervous before performances she'd throw up. Then she'd go sing anyway.
Mind = Blown
🤯 No two voices in the world sound exactly alike — not even identical twins.
Learn about dynamic singing: loud and soft (part 3): understand voice types and ranges
What You'll Learn
A choir has four main voice parts: soprano (highest), alto, tenor, and bass (lowest). Each part has its own melody line.
Understand voice types and ranges
Protect vocal health with proper technique
Notes on the Staff
Tap a note to hear it
Check Your Understanding
Question 1 of 3
What is a round in singing?
Where you hear this in real life
Your singing voice gets better with use — even if you don't think you can sing yet.
Stretch Challenge
Try this in real life this week.
Record yourself singing on your phone. Listen back. Don't cringe — that's how everyone starts.
For the dinner table
“Sing along to one song in the car today. No judgment.”
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