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    reminds me of good music ask me why and i’d tell you it had a certain ring to it that melody was like none i’ve ever felt only cuz i’ve never felt one b4 A succession of musical tones which is perceived as a single entity‚ 1 kiss. boom. 1.hand in hand and we dance. like flamingoes it doesn’t make sense that last part but neither did this story‚ but we;ll get to that... In a more literal sense‚ this melody was a combination of a pitch[->0] & rythym but thing about being literal is that it doesnt

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    many of the topics studied‚ as is possible‚ including the following: a) Examples of diatonic harmony b) Unison c) Disjunct and conjunct melody d) Ostinato e) Phrasing and articulation Candidate number: 2199931 Word count: 432 In the Brandenburg Concerto no 2 in F Major 1st movement allegro‚ there is use of diatonic harmony‚ disjunct and conjunct melody‚ phrasing and articulation‚ ostinato and unison. To begin with‚ diatonic harmony means that the notes being used all come from the key assigned

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    repetitive line “I’m defying gravity” may appear identical here when merely glancing at the score. However‚ if you were to listen and examine the music more closely‚ there are minor changes that have massive implications. Beats 3 and 4 of bar 175 see the melody include a F to G to A step inclination as opposed to earlier parts with the same lyrics (bar 55 and 56)‚ where they merely skip from the note of an F to an A. Being the slightest alteration‚ one would think that this‚ in any case‚ would have no effect

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    of a relationship. “For No One” in terms of composer/performer play is primarily atypical of the Beatles’ past songs in that the song features solely Paul McCartney’s voice and lacks thick instrumental texture in the background and a strong line of melody. With such focus on Paul’s amplified voice‚ he is able to speak to us subliminally by conveying his deepest internal thoughts about lingering on to such futile hope when in reality‚ the woman he loves no longer needs him. Consequently‚ the striking

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    studio edits. This type of editing was very new during the Beatles time‚ the ability to slow down and speed up a song was a huge advancement. This piece of music includes three keys‚ a four-part texture‚ ABCABCAC structure‚ and a shockingly simple melody along with an intro and a slight fading outro. This song contains two different beats/meters. To begin with‚ this song has verse‚ bridge‚ chorus‚ verse‚ bridge‚ chorus‚ verse‚ chorus (ABCABCAC)

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    appearance. Notice the lyrical melody and the optimistic mood. Theme C the use of long sustained notes‚ legato phrases and rising intervals. C at its first appearance. Notice the lyrical melody and the optimistic mood. theme C the use of long sustained notes‚ legato phrases and rising intervals. C at its first appearance. lyrical melody and the optimistic mood. theme C the use of long sustained notes‚ legato phrases and rising intervals. C at its first appearance. lyrical melody and the optimistic

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    months‚ your heart started to beat - a rhythmic harmony with the beating of the one who carried you. You were fed‚ you were cared‚ you were breathing through another tube of miracle attached to your umbilical cord. You heard faint voices‚ hums and melodies - you wanted to make sense of the language foreign to your ears‚ but all you could do was listen. You started to move slowly‚ you weren’t sure what you were doing at first‚ but you started kicking‚ and you felt yourself stealing a sharp breath along

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    Quan Ho Vietnam

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    "matching phrase" (câu đối)‚ which must repeat the melody of the challenge phrase. Once they are finished‚ the order is reversed‚ and the men will issue their own challenge phrase with a different melody. While in the past the singing was unaccompanied‚ it is common today for the singers to be accompanied by instruments‚ whether traditional Vietnamese instruments or modern ones such as electric keyboards. There are a huge number of quan họ melodies‚ with thousands of different songs having been recorded

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    foundation on which the piece is built. Chopin begins his Nocturne in D Flat Major with a simple arpeggiated sixteenth note pattern in the bass voice. Figure 1.1 This pattern is non-motivic due to the nature in which it provides stability for the melody above it‚ but it can still be labeled as a key theme in the piece because of how Chopin transforms it throughout the work. In measures 1 through 4‚ the pattern is used to reinforce the presence in D flat major by arpeggiating the tonic triad. This

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    STRUCTURE ‘Electric Counterpoint’ has an A-B-Coda style structure. HARMONY/TONALITY I think Reich‚ to a certain extent‚ uses tonal ambiguity in ‘Electric Counterpoint’ because the key which the piece is in is not always clear. This creates a level of uncertainty for the listener and requires them to process the piece and therefore ensures they listen to it better. Furthermore‚ at the very end of the piece‚ there is a long crescendo that leads to a final chord built on the two notes E and B

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