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Raen Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
What do we call the non-lyric part of a song?
music, melody, tune? Thanks alot.
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Hi, You could say all three, but a tune has always been a very common term. However, I think the language may be changing. I've heard several young people refer to a tune as a song, although it had no words.
- Hi, You could say all three, but a tune has always been a very common term.
- However, I think the language may be changing.
- I've heard several young people refer to a tune as a song, although it had no words.
- Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,
You could say all three, but a tune has always been a very common term. However, I think the language may be changing. I've heard several young people refer to a tune as a song, although it had no words.
Best wishes, Clive
You could say all three, but a tune has always been a very common term. However, I think the language may be changing. I've heard several young people refer to a tune as a song, although it had no words.
Best wishes, Clive
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Thank you Clive.
If I like the non-lyric part of a song and don't care for the lyrics. And I say: I like the music of the song. Would people understand what I mean? Thanks.
Raen
If I like the non-lyric part of a song and don't care for the lyrics. And I say: I like the music of the song. Would people understand what I mean? Thanks.
Raen
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