On Fri, 09 May 2008 02:09:33 GMT, "Steve Latham" <llatham@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>"Kevin Collins" <kevination@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> Is there an elegant, one- or two-word term for the characteristic of a
>> single melodic line to imply two distinct lines, a la Bach, Charlie
>> Parker, or countless other Western musicians, or the practice of
>> creating such a line?
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>Compound Melody +1
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>Steve
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Is that true? I have never qualifiers such as +1.
I guess Bach's prelude in E major from the third partita would be +2,
since it suggest three separate strands?
1 ( melody) + 2 ... what? Threads?
Seems unnecessarily terminological to me.
Compound melody seems to be enough to denote what's going on.
Danny
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