UHS Wind Symphony Practice Exam

Cantabile designates which style of singing in a line or phrase?

Singable Loud and dramatic Muted Difficult to sing

Correct Answer:

Singable

Explanation:

Cantabile focuses on a singing, songlike line. It tells you to shape the phrase with smooth, legato, lyric flow—a natural, easy, and expressive singing style. That makes it the best choice because it directly describes how the line should feel: singable, with a gentle, connected tone. The other ideas don’t fit because they describe opposite or unrelated qualities: loud and dramatic calls for bold, forceful delivery; muted implies a muffled or restrained tone; and difficult to sing suggests complexity or strain rather than the easy, lyrical quality cantabile aims for.

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