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Summary
This section has discussed the following:
- Traditional Non-Chord Notes
- Chord Treatments
- Interpreting arpeggiated chords as if they were solid.
- Interpreting a single jumpy line as several smooth lines.
- Scope
- Recognizing that melodic connections can be interrupted and extended. How we interpret music is
effected by the breadth of our scope.
- Register Changes
- Voice Leading Variations
- Escaped Notes
- Inner voice motions which sacrifice the best possible melodic motion in favour of good chord
structure.
© 2005 Andrew Hodgson
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