MELODIES = SECTION II
To be used with Section II of all other chapters
‘These melodies contain simple modulations, more each melody is clearly defined. Some phrases are
‘complex chythms, and diatonic skips in a variety of longer; some are less symmetrical; syncopations are
contexts. As in Melodies, Section I, the tonality of introduced, and the vocal range is extended.
NEM The next six melodies introduce skips inthe V7 chord, in both major and minor.
142. Andante
143. Andante
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144. Andante con moto
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145. Langsam
146. Allegretto
147. Andante
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148. Con moto
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151. Andantino30 Chapter One / Melodies
153. Rallando
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154. Andante cantabile
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155. Douxet expressif
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158. Andante con moto
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‘159, Maestoso
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160. Largo
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161. Andante con moto32 Chapter One / Melodies
162. Andante
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163. Ziemlich schnell
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164. Andante con moto
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SES Tiesare included in many of the melodies from this point on.
167. Allegretto
169. Vivace
170. Allegro34 Chapter One / Melodies
171. Allegro
172. Alla marcia
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173. Andante
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175. Andante pastorate
177. Con moto36 Chapter One / Metts
B&W Syncopations are introduced in the next six melodies.
180. Allegro
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181. Sustained
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184. Lively
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185. Brisk
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186. Andante
187. Andantino (in one)
188. Andante38 Chapter One / Melodies
191. Allegro
192. Valse (in one)
193. Andantino grazioso
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194. Andante
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195. Andante
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196. Andantino piacevole
197. Moderato
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198. Massig und zart
199. Lively40 ‘Chapter One / Melodies
200. Moderato con moto
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201. Allegretto
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202. Cheerful
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BEBE The next four melodies, in the minor mode, move through the relative major. Before singing,
find the point where that motion begins.
203. Allegro
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204. Allegro moderato
205. Larghetto
206. Andantino
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207. Andante42 Chapter One / Melodies
208. Waltz tempo
209. Allegro moderato
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WH Si Thenext three melodies include chromatic passing notes.
210. Moderato con moto
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211. Andante con moto
212. Allegro non troppo
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213, Litting
214. Ben ritmico
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215. Maestoso
216. Anime
217. Lento
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219. Andante con moto
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BEM BE The next three melodies, in the major mode, move through the dominant.
220. Allegretto grazioso
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221. Fanfare
222. Allegro assai
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223. Allegro e ben marcato
224, Allegro gioviale
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225. Andantino
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226. Allegro moderato
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227. Minuet
229, Allegro gioviale48 Chapter One / Melodies
231. Etwas gedehnt
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232. Allegro tunatico
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233, Scherzando
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