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Choir: Introduction of SATBBy elweenallarts(258) Choir: Introduction of SATB For a general introduction:~ S stands for Soprano. Soprano plays the role of a flower, presenting the main melody clearly and word by word must be pronounced accurately because it brings out the message of a song.
A stands for Alto. Alto plays the role of a leaf, to accompany the flower so that the flower doesn’t look dull and boring. Without leave, a flower is unable to involve in photosynthesis. Therefore, Altos are crucial part that is not negligible. Do not press your voice when you sing, lifting up is very important.
T stands for Tenor. Tenor plays the roles of a stem, as an important structure to hold every part of a plant. Without Stem, flowers wither away and it can never be called “ a plant’ anymore. Tenors need to work well with Sopranos because they might overpower the radiant of Sopranos due to its ability in higher range of notes. So, control the volume, must be softer than the sopranos ( generally)
B stands for Bass. Bass plays the role of root, providing structural support to the plant. Root is the source of water and mineral Without it, a plant cannot survive. Bass is the main source of chords for SAT, and every notes needs to be accurate because if once the bass is out of tune, the whole song loses its quality. Reaching the low notes, voice must be deep and firm, make sure it is projected horizontally, not spreading to the side ways as basses have great tendency to do so.
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