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Melisma (Ancient Gr****: μέλισμα,
mélisma, lit. 'song'; from μέλος, melos, 'song, melody', plural: melismata) is the
singing of a
single syllable of text...
- (UK CD
single liner notes).
Matchbox 20.
Atlantic Records, Lava Records,
Melisma Records. 1997. AT0034CD, 7567-95562-2.{{cite AV
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- may be
reduced and
smoothed out.
Contemporary R&B
vocalists often use
melisma, and
since the mid-1980s, R&B
rhythms have been
combined with elements...
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MacDonald identified the
influence of
Indian classical music in "exotic
melismas in the b**** part" on "Rain" and
described the
playing as "so inventive...
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revolutionizing the
usage of
distinguished vocal stylings including that of
melisma and the
whistle register.
Noted as the
forerunner of both techniques, journalists...
- clean, cool mezzo-soprano."
Lauren Everitt from BBC News
commented on
melisma used in Houston's
recording and its influence. "An
early 'I' in Whitney...
- wide
singing range. It has been
credited with po****rizing the use of
melisma in
contemporary po****r
music and for
inspiring several artists to pursue...
- pla**** one
after another,
sometimes overlapping.
melancolico Melancholic melisma The
technique of
changing the note (pitch) of a
syllable of text while...
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music industry.
Carey has also been
credited for po****rizing the use of
melisma amongst her
peers and the
generation after her, and has
often been considered...
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Melody Balungan Cadence Interval Melisma Melodic motion Motif Ornament Trill Pattern Phrasing Pitch Rhythm Sequence Steps and
skips Timbre Type...
