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the arrangement or succession of single musical notes in a tune or piece of music
A melody in music refers to a sequence of single notes played or sung in a specific order to create a recognizable and memorable tune. It is often the main musical line that stands out and is easily remembered. A melody typically has a clear rhythm and pitch, and it is usually supported by harmony and rhythm to form a complete musical piece. Melodies are central to most music, as they often carry the main theme or emotional content of the piece.
- The melody of the song was catchy and easily recognizable, making it a favorite among listeners.
- She hummed the melody to herself as she walked down the street, lost in thought.
- The composer crafted a haunting melody that evoked deep emotions in the audience.
- He played the flute solo, weaving the melody seamlessly into the orchestral arrangement.
- The jazz pianist improvised a new melody, showcasing his improvisational skills during the performance.
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the quality of musical notes that is perceived as pleasant or harmonious to the ear
- The melody of the violin soothes the audience.
- She enjoys the melody created by the wind chimes.
- He appreciates the melody in folk music.
- The teacher explains why the melody feels pleasing.
- They analyze the melody to understand its emotional effect.
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