The amplitude and frequency of the lar gibbon's great call climax rises and falls over multiple notes [ 42, 49]; we defined it as consisting of three notes: the expiration note that reaches the highest frequency of the great call, and the notes that immediately precede and follow it (Fig. 1).
Where is the climax, rising action, falling action, etc.? This helps you figure out an appropriate place for your ending.
The song climaxes rise to the last chorus which is set even higher in the key of F-sharp major.
And, in the first-act climax, waitresses rise and fall behind the circus-like kitchen as if they were trapeze artists.
Our previous research has shown that high notes occur between the longer, regular expiration notes of lar gibbon great calls, in particular following the climax notes that rise in frequency or that are maintained at high frequency and intensity [ 49].
They really focused less on rhyming and more on creating a vivid story with a rise, climax and a resolution.
This was highlighted by Henderson who wrote that "the spirit carries both her and the song into a Stevie Wonder-reminiscent climax of continually rising key changes".
The 100th anniversary of the Easter Rising will climax in a grand parade past the General Post Office in O'Connell Street, Dublin, involving thousands of troops as well as 4,000 descendants of the armed idealists whose rebellion inspired the Bolsheviks a year later in their own Russian revolution.
In one example, while directing the climax, the river had risen by four or five inches, causing the crew to move to another position to shoot at a week later.
Inciting incident, rising action, climax, etc.
