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What is a short melodic motif?
Another term that usually refers to a piece of (although it can also refer to a rhythm or a chord progression) is "motif." A motif is a short musical idea-shorter than a phrase-that occurs often in a piece of music. A short melodic idea may also be called a motif, a motive, a cell, or a figure.
What does NOT refer to the leitmotif?
the leitmotif is the recurring theme or motif of a musical piece (usually a small melodic thought or idea).... so any secondary melodic passages or main motif parts of the piece that do not resemble the main may be examples of things that do not refer to the leitmotif... hope that helps.
Why do composers use variation?
A "variation" is just that ... a variation on the original theme, where the original tune or melodic idea is much the same, but the accompaniment may differ slightly or greatly. Another variation is to change the cantus firmus to another part, other than the soprano line, for instance.
What is the difference between absolute pitch and relative pitch?
A person with relative pitch, depending on the variable degree of this skill, is able to determine the type of chord, scale, and interval by ear based on the relationship of each note. After hearing a starting pitch, like C, one can figure out all the other notes in the scale by going up or down a certain amount of intervals from the C. All major chords are based on the same intervals, so you can easily identify this type of chord, or any other chord, by the way they sound, but you will not be able to tell if that chord is a G Major, a B flat Major, with just relative pitch. Absolute pitch is completely independent of relative pitch, and is "color hearing." A person with AP can tell a G from an F sharp without hearing any starting pitch. They simply can hear the subtle "feelings" in each note, so they are able to memorize this and recall it later. A person without AP may be able to tell that a chord is Major or Minor, but they might not be able to hear each tone in the chord equally. AP is helpful for playing by ear, improvisation, and is a more sensitive, refined level of hearing. Absolute and relative pitch are used together to reach full musical excellence, but each skill separated has its own weaknesses. Someone with AP will hear each tone in a song, but may not perceive the overall melody, as the building blocks of music is intervals. Someone with only relative pitch will appreciate the melodic quality of a piece, but will have no idea which notes are being played, and will not be able to reproduce the song until they learn which key it's in, or have the sheet music. * A widely held myth about AP is that you must be born with it. This is not true. Every infant is born with ears that hear in absolutes, like AP possessors, but only the children who consciously learn to understand this perception will maintain it throughout their life and actually be able to identify pitches. Adults can acquire AP as well, but require more ear training than children, and there is only one program available that has been proven to teach this skill to adults.
Are led zepplin metal?
Led Zeppelin are a pretty diversive group, meaning they can be classified as metal because of the raw sound that they create, but they have very different songs. Like Battle of Evermore for example. It's also hard to say since the idea of metal has changed since it starting getting angrier and distorted.
Melodic sequence refers to?
the successive repetition of a musical idea at higher or lower pitch levels
In many fugues the subject in one voice is constantly accompanied in another voice by a different melodic idea called a(n)?
counterpoint.
What is a musical idea and how does it contribute to the creation of a song or composition?
A musical idea is a melodic, harmonic, or rhythmic concept that forms the foundation of a song or composition. It serves as the starting point for developing the structure, mood, and overall direction of the music. By exploring and expanding upon a musical idea, composers can create a cohesive and engaging piece that resonates with listeners.
What is a short melodic motif?
Another term that usually refers to a piece of (although it can also refer to a rhythm or a chord progression) is "motif." A motif is a short musical idea-shorter than a phrase-that occurs often in a piece of music. A short melodic idea may also be called a motif, a motive, a cell, or a figure.
What does NOT refer to the leitmotif?
the leitmotif is the recurring theme or motif of a musical piece (usually a small melodic thought or idea).... so any secondary melodic passages or main motif parts of the piece that do not resemble the main may be examples of things that do not refer to the leitmotif... hope that helps.
How do you write a good pitch?
Have a good idea.
The main theme of a fuge is called the?
The main theme of a fugue is called the "subject." It is the main melodic idea that is introduced at the beginning of the piece and is then developed and imitated throughout the composition.
Which o f the following does not describes a musical motive?
A musical motive is typically a short, distinctive melodic or rhythmic idea that serves as a building block for a composition. It is characterized by its memorable quality and can be repeated or developed throughout a piece. Anything that does not refer to a short, identifiable musical idea or lacks a clear melodic or rhythmic pattern would not describe a musical motive. Examples that describe longer passages or entire themes would also not qualify.
What is the starting digits of idea mobile no?
90418
When A melodic idea is presented by one voice or instrument and then restated immediately by another voice or instrument the technique is called what?
If it is exactly the same the second time then it is imitation. If it is more a question and answer then it is antiphony.
How can you give an idea to a movie producer?
You can find movie producers at conferences and pitch fests, where you can schedule periods with them to pitch stories.
What is hard or soft pitch?
Hard pitch and soft pitch refer to different approaches in communication and persuasion. A hard pitch is direct and assertive, often emphasizing the urgency and importance of a proposal, typically used in sales or negotiations. In contrast, a soft pitch is more subtle and conversational, focusing on building rapport and understanding the recipient's needs before presenting an idea. The choice between the two depends on the context and the audience's preferences.
