A succession of notes which comprise the principal part in harmonized music.
-4
votes
0answers
40 views
Which instrument is more suitable for playing a romantic song? [closed]
I would like to know which instrument is more suitable for playing a romantic or melody song. I mean for a solo melody..
For example : Trumpet, Piano, Violin, Guitar(different types), Flute etc.
1
vote
1answer
149 views
How To Analyze A Melody For Its Notes? Is There A Method?
I am playing bass for two years, I am very amateur, but I love it.
Sometimes I am trying play melodies from songs, Tom Waits, or Madonna, which I fond of..
I think I have no ear like "exact pitch", or ...
1
vote
2answers
53 views
How to follow the lyric to strum in guitar [duplicate]
Possible Duplicate:
How do I play (and sing) a chord pattern song?
I am wondering how do I follow the lyric and strumming at the same time when I looking at the chords on the top of the ...
1
vote
1answer
109 views
Ranking Interval Complexity
I would like to know the order of complexity of musical intervals (in a melody). I learned about this from an exposure to the Kodaly method, although I have not learned from nor taught using the ...
0
votes
3answers
160 views
Repeating a melody over 4 octaves
I'm trying to transpose a simple piece, like "Bicycle", so the melody is repeated over 4 octaves. Let me explain this for the first note only. The top and bottom notes are defined (can't be changed) ...
4
votes
1answer
168 views
What are these aspects of song structure called?
In songs, we often have very similar melodies and rhythm patterns being repeated over and over again. The following is an approximate melody of one stanza of Willy O' Winsbury as performed by ...
-1
votes
2answers
60 views
Seeking resource of melodies for purpose of acquiring fluency in all the keys [closed]
I am developing software for acquiring musical fluency (http://toneme.org/)
At the same time I am attempting to acquire such fluency.
What I think would help me beyond measure would be a daily ...
8
votes
1answer
497 views
Why do these two songs seem impressive yet are easy to “sing”
Sorry for the snarky title, but I am genuinely curious if there is some fundamental musical properties to these songs that make them the "go-to" songs for their typical amateur performers. (Also, ...
5
votes
2answers
1k views
What are the most common ways to “decorate” a melody?
Yes, I know, there are way too many possibilities and it depends on the style of the music... I would be happy with an incomplete list for beginners (like me). Here is what I have so far:
...
10
votes
6answers
910 views
How to dramatically change the feeling of a song while keeping the melody largely the same?
How to dramatically change the feeling of a song while keeping the melody largely the same? Let's say we have a happy, upbeat pop song and we want to turn it into a sad song (or vice versa). Is it ...
14
votes
2answers
845 views
What is the relationship between the melody line and the rhythm chords?
Let's say I've written a song with the chord progression I-IV-V in the key of A (just as an example). So, the chords I'm playing are A-D-E. When playing a lead over this rhythm, what notes do I need ...
