trebles
Young choir voices
Trebles is the plural of treble, which means three times as much or threefold.
In music, treble refers to the highest vocal range or the high-frequency portion of sound: Turn down the trebles on the stereo.
In British darts and betting, a treble combines three selections into one wager.
The verb trebles means increases threefold: The population trebles every decade.
Highest female voice range
- falsettoArtificially elevated singing register
- frequencyRate of recurrence
- octaveEight-note interval
- shriekShrill, piercing cry
squeal · whistle · piercing · shrill · vibration · resonance · timbre · birdsong
Three successes consecutively
- goalsIntended end results
- scoringEarning points in competition
- strikerOne who hits targets
- matchGame between opponents
football · three goals · golden boot · Premier League · brace · net · finish · celebration
Organized group of singers
- boys choirMale children's vocal group
- choristerMember of a choir
- cathedralBishop's principal church
- descantOrnamental upper melody
anthem · choral · choirmaster · Vienna Boys Choir · King's College · evensong · alto · chapel
Growth in amount
- multiplicationProduct-finding operation
- three timesOn three occasions
- amplifyIncrease in strength
- boostUpward push or increase
escalate · intensify · magnify · augment · compound · exponential · surge
Staff pitch indicator
- staffOrganization's workers collectively
- notationSystem of written symbols
- scoreNumerical standing in competition
- ledger linesAdded lines for high/low notes
sight-reading · sheet music · G-clef · key signature · time signature · musical notation
soprano
Highest female voice range
shriek · squeal · whistle · piercing · shrill · vibration · resonance · timbre · birdsong · piccolo
hat-trick
Three successes consecutively
match · football · three goals · golden boot · Premier League · brace · net · finish · celebration
choir
Organized group of singers
- boys choirMale children's vocal group
- choristerMember of a choir
- cathedralBishop's principal church
descant · anthem · choral · choirmaster · Vienna Boys Choir · King's College · evensong · alto · chapel · cassock
increase
Growth in amount
- multiplicationProduct-finding operation
- three timesOn three occasions
- amplifyIncrease in strength
boost · escalate · intensify · magnify · augment · compound · exponential · surge
clef
Staff pitch indicator
- staffOrganization's workers collectively
- notationSystem of written symbols
- scoreNumerical standing in competition
ledger lines · sight-reading · sheet music · G-clef · key signature · time signature · musical notation
- groups of threetriads, trios, threesomes, trinities, trilogies
- Celtic Folkjigs, reels, bodhrán, Irish jig, Irish jigs
- Step Dancestepdance, tap dance, Irish step, jig, reel
- Celtic Musicjigs, reels, hornpipes, Irish fiddle, Celtic fiddle
- church musicanthems, hymnal, masses, hymnbook, canticles
treblesbasses
Low-pitched voices or fish
bass · bass section · bass notes · baritones · bass clef
- treble clefSymbol establishing high pitches
- treble hookThree-pronged fishing attachment
- treble controlKnob for upper frequencies