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Just adding to Mikes original above
The Four Elements Of Music Melody, Harmony, Rhythm, And Dynamics
Tone - as in individually named musical notes, is a subject , that is not easily
understood by the average wannabe song writer , the higher a note becomes
to the human ear , it gets less definable until it cant be heard by most human beings
where as certain mammals have more advanced hearing and can hear them
Tone is a subject on its own and a study of it can improve chances of creating
better songs . When you pluck a guitars - A -string it vibrates at 110 hertZ as you
climb by adding 100 hertz EACH TIME you will increase the harmonics buy one
example 210 hertz you will hear Two Harmonics and 310 you will hear three harmonics
this process van carry on infinitely but that's also beyond my small response to
The Original Post
In Fact there are much more elements to music than four, but too many for this
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Last edited by Cheyenne; 11/30/19 10:24 AM.
One of the most important principles of songwriting is to remember that a good song is a partnership of many different components, all working together to produce a satisfying musical experience.
In that respect, song components are either enhancing or compromising their combined effects.
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