what is another name for the musical sounds repenseted by notes?
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Strange question, but I guess the answer would be "tones"
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"Melody may be said to result where there are interacting patterns of changing events occurring in time." (DeLone et. al. (Eds.) 1975, p.270-1\n\nhttp://www-student.furman.edu/users/r/rkelley/form.htm\nAlso wikipedia says this:\n"The term musical form is used in two related ways:\n\na generic type of composition such as the symphony or concerto \nthe structure of a particular piece, how its parts are put together to make the whole; this too can be generic, such as binary form or sonata form \nMusical form (the whole or structure) is contrasted with content (the parts) or with surface (the detail), but there is no clear line between the two. In most cases, the form of a piece should produce a balance between statement and restatement, unity and variety, contrast and connection.\n\nThere is some overlap between musical form and musical genre. The latter term is more likely to be used when referring to particular styles of music (such as classical music or rock music) as determined by things such as harmonic language, typical rhythms, types of musical instrument used and geographical origin. The phrase musical form is typically used when talking about a particular type or structure within those genres. For example, the twelve bar blues is a specific form often found in the genres of blues, rock and roll and jazz music."
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Avarice\nAvarice\nBreadth\nStoats--This is a kind of ermine or weasel not exactly fierce;\n              but maybe a little mean.\nPermeate\nImpeach-- I am guessing here.  Assuse isn't a word that I know \n                   of.\n\n\n1) Harpsichord\n2)Sogeum-a Korean flute, Shehnai-a quadruple reed Persian instrument  (These were the only seven letter woodwinds starting with "s"  I could find.\n3) Lyre\n4)Alpenhorn
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you can try http://www.8notes.com/ - no guarantees.
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http://www.findsounds.com/\n\nThis is the best site I know of.  You can search by words, or you can find other sounds similar to a sound you like.
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GUITARS\nfender(real kind)\ngibson\nPRS\nMartin\nbreedlove\n\nDRUMS\npearl\ndw\nyamaha
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Trumpet sounds a blare. String instuments like a guitar reverberate when strumed. Drums rat a tat tat. When refering to sax its mellow jazz tones. Flutes are fanciful airy toots and whistles. Oboes make deeper hollow tones. Does that help?
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A song that is only one note played over and over again is really boring. So (all those things) are added for excitement. They are used to tell a story, slowly building up, using repetition to drive a point home, using different ones to surprise the listener.... just like words for telling a story.\n\n(In fact, if you search how to tell a story well, you can just replace all the reading words with music words, and it'll say the same thing.
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I think the term you're looking for is resonance.
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Noise is any unwanted signal\nMusic is a periodic signal and can be noise or non corrosponding to the listner
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Follow the musical notes on what???  On Sheet music?  Or are you playing DDR?  Or what?
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If you're looking for notes, go to a search engine like yahoo or google, and type your song name and 'sheetmusic'.  Generally, the free songs are classical pieces.  You'll likely have to pay for the sheetmusic you want.
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Because it is full of chromatic notes.\n\nChromatic notes are notes outside a key or mode. \n\nFor example, in the key of C major, notes that are diatonic (as opposed to chromatic) are C D E F G A & B. Chromatic notes would be C# D# F# G# & A#.\n\nIf you play the diatonic notes and chromatic notes in a scale, you would get a chromatic scale.\n\nIn music, chromatic doesn't refer to color. \n\nIf you are talking about tone color, tone color is the sound a particular instrument (a piano has a different sound from a sax).\n\nIn the chromatic scale, we are dealing with pitches, not the instrument's sound.
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I believe they are called finger cymbals.
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Its called instrumental or karaoke.\n\nI don't know where you'd get it, though.
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Such devices bring out the full flavor of words. Comparison and association are sometimes strengthened by syllables which imitate or reproduce the sounds they describe. When this occurs, it is called onomatopoeia (a Greek word meaning name-making "), for the sounds literally make the meaning in such words as "buzz," "crash," "whirr," "clang" "hiss," "purr," "squeak," "mumble," "hush," "boom." Poe lets us hear the different kinds of sounds made by different types of bells in his famous poem "The Bells." His choice of the right word gives us the right sound when he speaks of "tinkling" sleigh bells; "clanging" fire bells; mellow "chiming" wedding bells; "tolling," "moaning," and "groaning" funeral bells.
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Do you mean musical notes or musical notation?\n\nBoth have been around for a very, very long time.  In Western civilization, for example, the Greek mathematician Pythagoras studied the characteristics of music very carefully.  He made an instrument called a "monochord" (a one-stringed instrument) and learned about how to create different notes on his instrument by shortening the string.  His ideas about music still affect Western music greatly today.