Melodic line
Pronunciation: /məˈɫɑdɪk ˈɫaɪn/
Melodic line (noun)
- A sequence of musical notes that forms the main tune, moving up and down in pitch over time.
- One continuous melodic part in a piece, often played by one instrument or voice within the overall music.
Examples
- The melodic line guides the listener through the song.
- A clear melodic line makes the chorus easy to remember.