melodically
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3.8
- adverb
- /məˈlɒdɪkli/
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melódicamente
- The children's choir sang melodically, filling the hall with beautiful harmonies.
- improvise melodically
- melodically and harmonically
Beautiful, really strong melodically, great chorus hook.
- Beautiful, really strong melodically, great chorus hook.
- Just kind of a cool little thing that I like to play that gives it a little bit more interest melodically, but I'm just playing out of these shapes.
Examples
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Beautiful, really strong melodically, great chorus hook.
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So it's kind of been a little variation melodically each time, but it's pretty much the same chords and the same lick.
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So when that material comes back, how is it different melodically than it was the first time?
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The song, interestingly enough, is very similar melodically to I'm A Little More Country Than That.
Blog text (12) -
It's also similar BPM, similar sounds melodically, they're very similar.
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Doing so in an embodied fashion might include singing or playing one song over another to see if they match harmonically and melodically.
Academic text (2015) -
This is important because the goal is to create melodically meaningful improvisations that utilize the resources of the blues scale.
Academic text (2003) -
The A section can also be a class improvisation, with the entire class improvising melodically to a given rhythm in a pentatonic scale.
Academic text (2001) -
All the same, I was amazed at the singer's torrent of words, some of which he sang out melodically while others he delivered in a rapid recitative.
Academic text (2016) -
If the warm-up sequence is carefully constructed with the goals of the rehearsal in mind, teachers and students will be able to refer back to the warm-ups for reminders about how to negotiate a difficult vocal passage or sing a melodically challenging phrase.
Academic text (2009)
Synonyms
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3.4
In a way that sounds like music
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4.9
In a pleasant, musical way that sounds beautiful
In a pleasant musical way that sounds clear and like singing
How Tuneful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word melodically comes from an old Greek word melos meaning 'song'. Think of melody or melodic, so to do something melodically is to do it in a musical, tuneful way.