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always Hauptstimme [when present]." In music, a counter-melody (often
countermelody) is a
sequence of notes,
perceived as a melody,
written to be pla****...
- In music, a counter-melody (often
countermelody) is a
sequence of notes,
perceived as a melody,
written to be pla****
simultaneously with a more prominent...
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Orleans jazz,
performers took
turns playing melodies and
improvising countermelodies. In the
swing era of the 1920s–40s, big
bands relied more on arrangements...
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possibly from the verb, to "complement") is the chords, rhythms, and
countermelodies that
keyboard players (piano or organ),
guitar players, or drummers...
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accompanying music,
accompaniment 2.
describes the chords, rhythms, and
countermelodies that
instrumental players used to
support a musician's
melody and improvised...
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provided by
other singers in the choir, who sing
harmony parts or
countermelodies.
Accompaniment parts range from so
simple that a
beginner can play...
- "solid, big, thunderous" b****
sound as
opposed to one
centered on
countermelodies.
Dirnt ran his b****
guitar through an Evil Twin
direct box, a staple...
- uses
chords that are
uncharacteristic of Lennon's writing, and its
countermelodies and
musical interludes are more
typical of Martin's music, particularly...
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released "Dancing in the Moonlight",
featuring a
prominent keyboard countermelody, as a
single with "Lady, Come On Home" on the B-side in 1972. The song...
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whereas lead
instruments and
singers switch between carrying the main or
countermelody and
falling silent. In big band music, the
guitarist is
considered part...
