unisons
Voices singing together
Unisons is the plural of unison, though unison rarely needs pluralizing since it typically describes a state rather than a countable thing.
It appears occasionally in music when distinguishing multiple instances of voices or instruments sounding the same pitch: The score calls for unisons between the violins and violas.
More often, the word appears in the phrase in unison, meaning simultaneously or in agreement.
Organized group of singers
- chorusSingers performing together
- sopranoHighest female voice range
- altoLower female voice
- tenorEssential meaning or import
bass · ensemble · voices · singers · octave · cantata · oratorio · anthem
Wholeness through cohesion
- solidarityUnity among allies
- accordHarmony between parties
- agreementShared position between parties
- synchronyTemporal coordination
cohesion · concert · unanimity · oneness · harmony · alignment · cooperation · coordination
choir
Organized group of singers
tenor · bass · ensemble · voices · singers · octave · cantata · oratorio · anthem · madrigal
unity
Wholeness through cohesion
- solidarityUnity among allies
- accordHarmony between parties
- agreementShared position between parties
synchrony · cohesion · concert · unanimity · oneness · harmony · alignment · cooperation · coordination · lockstep
timing
Art of choosing moments
- coordinationOrganized cooperative movement
- simultaneityState of coexisting temporally
- lockstepRigid synchronized movement
precision · ensemble · alignment · rhythmic · together · beat · downbeat · attack · entrance · cutoff
interval
Duration between two points
intonation · doubling · parallel · melodic · tonic · scale · counterpoint · homophony · monophony · fifths
unisonspolyphony
Simultaneous independent melodic lines
dissonances · harmonies · counterpoint · intervals · clashes
unisonsdiscords
Conflicts or disharmonies
disharmonies · dissonances · discordances · cacophonies · clashes
unisonsdivergences
Points where paths separate
disagreements · discordances · divisions · fragmentations · disunity
- in unisonAt the same moment
- sing in unison
- perfect unisonIdentical pitches sounding together