What is AABA form?, A 32 bar structure where a melody is played twice, a new melody is introduced, then the first melody is played again, Playing the same melodic idea more than once, If a melody moves between two neighbouring notes, Writing a melody using the three notes that make up a particular chord, To change a melody's ascending intervals to descending ones and vice versa, When a melody is repeated at a higher or lower pitch, What is repetition?, A 32 bar structure where a melody is played twice, a new melody is introduced, then the first melody is played again, Playing the same melodic idea more than once, If a melody moves between two neighbouring notes, Writing a melody using the three notes that make up a particular chord, To change a melody's ascending intervals to descending ones and vice versa, When a melody is repeated at a higher or lower pitch, What is sequence?, A 32 bar structure where a melody is played twice, a new melody is introduced, then the first melody is played again, Playing the same melodic idea more than once, If a melody moves between two neighbouring notes, Writing a melody using the three notes that make up a particular chord, To change a melody's ascending intervals to descending ones and vice versa, When a melody is repeated at a higher or lower pitch, What is inversion?, A 32 bar structure where a melody is played twice, a new melody is introduced, then the first melody is played again, Playing the same melodic idea more than once, If a melody moves between two neighbouring notes, Writing a melody using the three notes that make up a particular chord, To change a melody's ascending intervals to descending ones and vice versa, When a melody is repeated at a higher or lower pitch, What is triadic motion?, A 32 bar structure where a melody is played twice, a new melody is introduced, then the first melody is played again, Playing the same melodic idea more than once, If a melody moves between two neighbouring notes, Writing a melody using the three notes that make up a particular chord, To change a melody's ascending intervals to descending ones and vice versa, When a melody is repeated at a higher or lower pitch, What is stepwise motion?, A 32 bar structure where a melody is played twice, a new melody is introduced, then the first melody is played again, Playing the same melodic idea more than once, If a melody moves between two neighbouring notes, Writing a melody using the three notes that make up a particular chord, To change a melody's ascending intervals to descending ones and vice versa, When a melody is repeated at a higher or lower pitch
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Melody Writing Techniques
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