This depends.
If an artist has made a unique melody and released it, then it is likely covered by copyrights one way or the other.
One can not however claim copyright on a rythm or beat.
Anything that is pretty common and not difficoult at all to reproduce is not commonly copyrighted.
The chances are that the actual melody you want to use is free for people to use, but to be sure you should ask the performer if there are any royalties or copyrights regarding the particular melody.
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Melody can't exist without rhythm because melody is a rhythmically organized sequence of single tones so related to one another as to make up a particular phrase or idea.
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Music comes with three elements: Harmony, Melody, Rhythm as per this article..melody cannot exist without rhythm.. http://www.kennedy-center.org/nso/classicalmusiccompanion/rhythm.html but i am still searching ____ Theoretically, yes. Typically, rhythm requires a pattern and repetition of that pattern (as with ALL musical ideas, there are exceptions). Also, the concept of rhythm is historically-specific. Our biased, contemporary ears might hear rhythms in music whose creators had different concepts/ideas for what they were doing. So, maybe a melody that does not exist in any regular/patterned time (beatless, meterless) and/or doesn't repeat any rhythmic patterns. Similarly, there can be rhythm without melody. Some Christian liturgical chants and opera recitatives have usually-brief sections w/o melody. Lots of rap doesn't have melody. Basically, many declamatory singing styles don't have melody.
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Music that consists of melody only, without harmony or accompaniment, usually sung.
It is not documented anywhere that Disney did legally buy the Johnny Apple Seed song "The Lord is Good to you for Melody Time".
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Melody can't exist without rhythm because melody is a rhythmically organized sequence of single tones so related to one another as to make up a particular phrase or idea.
Lyrics are the words to the song while the melody is the tune or the music without the words.
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When playing the accompaniment to a melody, it is important to consider the rhythm, dynamics, and harmony to support and enhance the melody without overpowering it. It is also crucial to listen to the melody carefully and adjust your playing to complement it effectively.
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Singing a melody without alternating voices or groups is called "unison." In unison, multiple singers perform the same musical line simultaneously, creating a unified sound. This technique is often used in choral music and group performances to emphasize harmony and coherence in the melody.
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Music comes with three elements: Harmony, Melody, Rhythm as per this article..melody cannot exist without rhythm.. http://www.kennedy-center.org/nso/classicalmusiccompanion/rhythm.html but i am still searching ____ Theoretically, yes. Typically, rhythm requires a pattern and repetition of that pattern (as with ALL musical ideas, there are exceptions). Also, the concept of rhythm is historically-specific. Our biased, contemporary ears might hear rhythms in music whose creators had different concepts/ideas for what they were doing. So, maybe a melody that does not exist in any regular/patterned time (beatless, meterless) and/or doesn't repeat any rhythmic patterns. Similarly, there can be rhythm without melody. Some Christian liturgical chants and opera recitatives have usually-brief sections w/o melody. Lots of rap doesn't have melody. Basically, many declamatory singing styles don't have melody.
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