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Musical Period

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11y ago

It's longer than a phrase, and has a sense of closure--the same way a period creates a sense of closure in a linguistic sentence. But it's not set in stone. You can call anything you want a sentence. But you better have some good reasons for calling it a sentence, or else a lot of people will disagree with you!

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8y ago

There are a number of different names available to us. A 'phrase' may be the most universal. A 'motif' for Classical Music. A 'riff' for jazz or blues. 'Melody' or 'Measure' may also be used.

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13y ago

Musical period.

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