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Hi Mike, first post here on Theory board.
I'm thinking duration is the most important component.It determines the expression, the emotion.
Volume can vary to assist expression and emotion, but can remain constant and not deter greatly from the piece.It can convey emotion for sure.
Pitch ? I see it as a tool of sorts.Nothing until duration determines its'place in the piece.
Tone ? Another tool. It can give a feeling of warmth, stagnation, ect. Augments duration I'd say.
I've never studied theory much, so I may be way off on this one, Feel free to cyber slap me straight lol.
Enjoyed reading the thread. Some good replies to a good topic.
Take care,
Tony in Louisville
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