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| series of single notes that add up to a recognizable whole |
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| interval between two adjacent tones in the "do-re-mi" scale |
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| any interval larger than a step ("do to me") |
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| distance between its lowest and highest tones |
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| emotional focal point; often the highest tone of a melody |
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| shorter parts of melodies |
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| repetition of a melodic pattern at a higher or lower pitch |
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| resting place at the end of a phrase - point of arrival |
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| gives a sense of finality |
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| melody serves as a starting point for a more extended piece of music and, in stretching out, will go through all kinds of changes |
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