1. The melodic interval is a group of ascending notes. The notes are actually moving by step because there are no notes that were missed in the staff. All the notes are arranged and moves from the lowest pitch to the highest pitch.
2. The melodic interval is made up of pitches that move in skips, ascending skips to be more specific. There is one note that is in between the notes.
3. The melodic interval is a group of notes that move in step. The first set are in ascending stepwise motion and the second measure started with a leap followed by the three descending notes.
4. The melodic interval is a group of notes that are in repetition. The notes are repeatedly written in one line (for the first item) and written one space within each of the measures.
5. The melodic interval is a group of descending pitches, descending pitches in stepwise motion.
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Answer:
1. ascending
2. skip
3. step
4. repetition
5. descending
Explanation:
Melodic interval
1. The melodic interval is a group of ascending notes. The notes are actually moving by step because there are no notes that were missed in the staff. All the notes are arranged and moves from the lowest pitch to the highest pitch.
2. The melodic interval is made up of pitches that move in skips, ascending skips to be more specific. There is one note that is in between the notes.
3. The melodic interval is a group of notes that move in step. The first set are in ascending stepwise motion and the second measure started with a leap followed by the three descending notes.
4. The melodic interval is a group of notes that are in repetition. The notes are repeatedly written in one line (for the first item) and written one space within each of the measures.
5. The melodic interval is a group of descending pitches, descending pitches in stepwise motion.
Step, Skip, Stationary
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Ascending, Descending
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