Types of runs singing

1. What are runs in singing called?
2. What is the difference between runs and riffs?
3. What are the 5 processes of singing?

What are runs in singing called?

A vocal run is a long series of notes that are sung in quick succession and stand out from the music. Unlike riffs, runs are designed to call attention to the singer. Think of a vocal run as sort of like a riff's attention-hogging twin brother. Whereas riffs are part of the music, runs stand apart from the music.

What is the difference between runs and riffs?

Runs are always meant to be sung full voice and in classical style. Riffs are sung in popular style (nasal, breathy, or belt) and sometimes go off the voice for effect.

What are the 5 processes of singing?

There are 5 basic components in singing. These are pitch, rhythm, breathing, voice and diction.