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Phrasing
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formulation
the organization and shaping of musical phrases or sections to convey expression, emotion, and musical coherence
What is "phrasing"?
Phrasing in music refers to the way musical sentences or phrases are structured and expressed. It involves grouping notes and rhythms into meaningful segments, similar to how sentences are constructed in language. Good phrasing helps to convey the musical ideas and emotions effectively, shaping the flow and dynamics of a piece. It includes how phrases are begun, developed, and ended, as well as how they are connected or separated to create a coherent and expressive performance.
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formulation
the manner in which something is expressed in words
Exemple
Effective phrasing is essential for communicating the narrative and emotional arc of a musical composition.
Jazz improvisers focus on creative phrasing, using rhythmic variation and articulation to convey their musical ideas.
The conductor guided the orchestra in shaping the phrasing of the melody, emphasizing dynamics and articulation.
The violinist's phrasing captivated the audience with its lyrical and expressive quality.
