melodics

The two basic kinds of melodics - vocal and instrumental - are combined with the main executive means.

On account of the kind of singing we can distinguish following melodics:

ChaosBorn combines melodics and aggressive metal with excellent balance.

Gatesmith is just 19, well-schooled in the history of razor-wire melodics and partial to lyrics about making out or crashing cars into rivers.

Their musical style consist of mostly progressive use of melodics and variations of thrash and death metal influences.

Even Straitjacket Fits, a relatively old-fashioned rock band from New Zealand, tries to reconcile pop melodics with noise dynamics.

What concerns instrumental music - there appear not only typical for it figurative melodics, but also canticle and ornamental melodics.

Jon Ashley of Manchester Music wrote, "ISO combines riffing, almost classic harmonious rock with the head charging power of some stadium bound alternative heavy melodics.

Like its opposition between brutal guitar noise and dainty pop melodics, Velocity Girl's songs examine the duality of emotions: anger toward someone beloved, the frantic desire for something that causes pain.

In their "Singles Swap" column, Entertainment Weekly compared the band to The Go-Go's and described their "Giddy garage melodics with Sleater-Kinney twist."

Figurative Obviously in vocal music, besides canticle melodics, figurative and ornamental ones are also encountered, but its performance requires from the singer numerous exercises as the human hearing apparatus is technically confined.

From performing it live, the band formulated a structure for the song that they felt would work and added a number of new features, such as new melodics, new hooks and a new bass line.

Each sound in Artyomov's music comes from the heart, the soul, the nerves, - it is fine melodics, it is a kind of heavenly magic, which drives you up - to purity, self-perfection, beauty."

She has disclosed basic intonational patterns of modern post major-minor music (its melodics, new modal scales, chord system, rhythm, etc.) and has developed systematic ways for their study in ear-training courses - from music-school to conservatory level.

Melodics is the features of melody that are characteristic for a particular style, period, or group of composers, e.g. baroque melodics, the melodics of Frederic Chopin's compositions.