Techniques
- accordo: A multi-part singing technique, also canto ad accordo
- basci: The bass voice in a trallalero ensemble
- bassu: The bass voice of the Sardinian tenores
- boghe: The lead vocalist of a Sardinian tenores ensemble
- chitarra: A guitar, also a voice in trallalero ensembles that imitates the guitar
- contra: The counter-vocalist of the Sardinian tenores
- controbasso: The baritone vocalist of the trallalero tradition
- contrubassu: Alternate term for controbasso, the baritone vocalist of the trallalero tradition
- cuntrètu: A falsetto voice
- mesa boghe: The middle voice of the Sardinian tenores
- primmu: The tenor voice in a trallalero ensemble
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