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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a melody for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific melody that is intended for a particular purpose or audience.
Example: "She composed a melody for the upcoming film that perfectly captures its emotional essence."
Alternatives: "a tune for" or "a song for".
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"It's a melody for everybody.
There he was, quietly watching as Mr. Kander conjured from his keyboard a melody for an interlude in "The Landing".
"Winning this tournament is a melody for my nation," said Keshi, the first Nigerian coach to win the Cup of Nations.
I felt a sense of loss: as if Mozart had sketched out a melody for me and I had accidentally sneezed on it.
Winehouse would need to write "a whole page of lyrics" before she picked up a guitar to start building a melody for them.
He appeared in the independent films "Junebug," "Old Joy," and "Wendy and Lucy," the new Michelle Williams film (he also wrote a melody for her to hum in it).
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Imagine my shock when Leneshe sang some tune she called "Natty" and it had a winning melody (for a while) and the amusing line "I like your thuggish ways" (which sounded cute when she sang it).
Its 1991 hit "Unfinished Sympathy," which was sung on Wednesday by Deborah Miller, has a melody made for a soul diva.
It's a melody that, for me at least, now always invokes Central Park in the autumn and the love lives of New Yorkers.
I'm still not sure whether Anglo-Saxon was a heard melody for me or an unheard one, a music I imagined for myself.
As the composer Tod Machover tried to coax a roomful of potential Mozarts into creating a central melody for their new work, a more Moby-minded pupil interrupted to request some pounding rhythms.
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