Synonyms and antonyms of Types of singing in American Thesaurus

a cappella (adjective)

sung by voices only, without musical instruments

barbershop (noun)

music a type of singing in which four men sing together in harmony, usually without music

choral (adjective)

connected with or sung by a choir (=a group of people singing together)

Gregorian chant (noun)

a type of traditional religious music that people sing in church without any musical instruments

isicathamiya (noun)

a style of choral singing that started among the Zulu people where the voice parts are close together and there is no instrumental accompaniment

jive (noun)

a style of singing that developed in the 1930s and 1940s in which words are sung in a humorous way

plainsong (noun)

a type of old religious music heard in Christian churches, sung by a group of people together without the use of musical instruments

scat (noun)

a type of jazz in which a singer uses their voice to make noises that sound similar to a musical instrument