What I=
s the
difference between Yodeling[=
(also yodelling or jodeling) is a form of sing=
ing
which involves repeated changes of
pitch during a single note] and yelling here it should be obvious the
simple repeated changes of pitch sets it apart as singing. In fact many asp=
ects
of a song repeat in its words its melody and accompaniments to call it
MusicÂ
Fri=
day,
October 31, 2014
11:=
56 AM
Merriamâ=
€‘Webster
Full Definition of MUSIC. 1 a : the science or art of ordering tones or sounds in
succession, in combination, and in temporal relationships to produce a
composition having unity and continuity. b : vocal, instrumental, or mechan=
ical
sounds having rhythm, melody, or harmony
- Â Â Let's look at the Definition, f= irst the temporal relationship as we can see in Yodeling the repeated changes of pitch have a definite timing to them, in music this is the rhythm. Said another way "The rhythm of the beat", and for my purpose, to demonstrate the naivety of my music this rhythm also has a simple temp= oral relationship between the pitch, the notes, and the beat, and are done automatically with the ability to stretch or shrink part or all of the elements of the song with a simple dragging of a computer mouse.
-  Now let's look at the Melody   Â
On the Sensations of Tone a=
s a
Physiological Basis for the Theory of Music
In
simple terms the Melody or Tune of the song is the part that gives it
personality or character. You can Identify the song by its melody and it is
usually what is pleasing to listen to, you can also identify the melody by a
series of pitches in the melody or Tune; that is a series of notes that usu=
al
repeat in a pattern. Once again for my purpose of showing the aspects of my
music the series of pitches can be thought of as a "loop" of music
and this may take the form of any accompaniment, for they are a preloaded
segments that can be plug in anywhere in the song and changed to any
instrument, vocal, or synthesized element. The Rhythm can also easily be
changed to match the vocals or beat.
- Â That brings us to the harmony is t= he use of simultaneous pitches (tones, notes), or chords. The study of harmony involves chords. To help understand this In mathematics, a periodic function is a function that repeats its values in regular intervals or periods.
(In music, harmonization is the
chordal accompa=
niment to
a line =
or melody: "Using chords=
and
melodies together, making harmony by
stacking scale tones as triads")
- Â Â This can bee complicated and ha= rd to understand but the point is it is a applied mathematical function to t= he structure of the music that repeats its values, so we can see that in music it is this repetitive functions wither it be in the lyrics the n= otes the cords the melody or the loop and the sometimes magical way they co= me together that makes it pleasing to the ear that we can distinguish it = and recognize it that we call Music.
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