Listen to antecedent and consequent phrases in the tune "Auld Lang Syne". At you will find 418 chords & tabs made by our community and UG professionals. When all the performers are playing or singing the same notes. When phrases come in pairs like this, the first phrase is called the antecedent phrase, and the second is called the consequent phrase. Learn how to play 155 songs by LiL PEEP easily. When a piece of music is nothing more than a melody, this texture is called monophony. Rhythm is critical in music production and.
depends on the melodic context (ascending, descending melody). Note that it says musical sounds, not only drums, which we normally think about when we hear the word rhythm. Often, phrases come in definite pairs, with the first phrase feeling very unfinished until it is completed by the second phrase, as if the second phrase were answering a question asked by the first phrase. Playing same notes on different instruments together (with only octaves apart) often leads to a really strong note. Staccato notes within a slur (string spiccato) do not overlap but are relatively longer. (See form and cadence for more on this.) By varying aspects of the melody, the rhythm, and the harmony, the composer gives the ends of the other phrases stronger or weaker "ending" feelings. Usually, full-stop ends come only at the end of the main sections of the music. One way that a composer keeps a piece of music interesting is by varying how strongly the end of each phrase sounds like "the end". Listen to the first strain of Scott Joplin's "The Easy Winners" to see if you can hear four phrases in the melody. Even without words, the notes are still grouped into melodic "ideas". This melody has four phrases, one for each sentence of the text.īut even without text, the phrases in a melody can be very clear.
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