adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
line
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In some parts of that country there is a remarkable tradition of Gaelic Psalmody, with elaborate variations on a melodic line .
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He develops long, thoughtful solos that move from ringing, robust sounds to delicate, soft melodic lines .
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Where one spins the tunes, the other continues the melodic line to give cogency and consistency to the whole.
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We have already studied the treatment of melodic lines in treble and bass separately.
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Monophony Strictly speaking, monophonic music is a single melodic line , without harmony or even octaves.
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As a solo instrument following a melodic line , the violin can convey every imaginable shade of feeling.
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Lloyd played streams of difficult notes with extreme accuracy, but his melodic lines with no feel of inner engagement.
lines
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We have already studied the treatment of melodic lines in treble and bass separately.
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He develops long, thoughtful solos that move from ringing, robust sounds to delicate, soft melodic lines .
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Lloyd played streams of difficult notes with extreme accuracy, but his melodic lines with no feel of inner engagement.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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the melodic structure of Beethoven's symphonies
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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But inside the echo were sounds not quite their own-a kind of threnody, a weeping, something melodic and sad.
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He was in full melodic voice, singing the latest calypso, and did not hear Stephen's shouts of outrage.
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I am not so convinced about his melodic gifts in this work.
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Lloyd played streams of difficult notes with extreme accuracy, but his melodic lines with no feel of inner engagement.
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So the success of vocal music lies largely in its melodic and harmonic qualities, coupled with a convincing musical form.
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The electric bass for ever altered the relationship between the rhythm section, the horns, and other melodic instruments.
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Throughout, there are no awkward melodic leaps; everything proceeds smoothly, by arpeggio or by step.
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We have discussed different methods of melodic construction.