Humming  - Steady continuous sound (M), Syllabic  - One note per syllable , Melismatic - Moring than one note per syllable , Scat  - Vocal improvisations with nonsense words, Vibrato  - Change of pitch subtly and quickly, Falsetto  - High male voice, Belt  - Uses chest voice to produce a powerful, forceful sound, Rap  - A vocal technique that uses rhyme, rhythm and expression, Staccato - Short and detached , Legato - Smooth and attached , Sustained - The holding out of the pitch, Accent - Emphasis or stress on a note, Pizzicato - Plucking the strings (staccato), Arco/bowed - Using the bow on strings, Divisi - More than one instrument reading from the same stave. Often used in strings. , Double stopping - Playing two notes simultaneously on a string instrument , Tremolo - Repeating the same note quickly - sounds like 'trembling' , Distortion  - Altering or deformation of audio signals. E.g EQ, effects), Hammer on - When you pick one ote and then hammer a second finger down on the same string to get a second note, Rim shot - Stick hits the rim and head of the drum at the same time, Slap bass  - Hitting the strings on a bass guitar/ double bass to make the note ring, Drum roll  - Rapid succession of beats sounded on a drum, Muted - Often used on brass instruments. A device that changes the timbre or lowers volume, Glissando/slide - Sliding from one pitch to another that is a large interval away, • Pitch bend  - Slide to a note that is near by, Plucked - To pull and release the strings , Slurred - Notes played without seperation (legato), Tongued  - Emphasising notes on a wind instrument. Creating a 'T' sound, Detached - Staccato ,

Performance Technique/ Articulation (Eduqas Spec)

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