The finale, after its tutti climax, yields the first and only significant melody, a poignant line for English horn, followed by a protracted sigh.
You can't blame too much on the reed, but 25 minutes into the concert one might have noticed that the group was still treading water; at 45 minutes in, there still hadn't been a significant melody.
Likewise, the Word effect was only significant when Melody was same (M = ) but not when Melody was different (M≠; see Figure 4, which shows the four orthogonal conditions averaged over both tasks).
Romantic-age developments in widening expressive, timbral and harmonic ranges in their music led to a new and much more significant place for melody than it had occupied with Haydn, Mozart or Beethoven.
For instance, when non-musicians were trained to map particular pitches to piano keys and play short melodies, significant increases in auditory, sensorimotor, frontal, insular, and parietal regions were seen after training [11] [13].
24 Significant regurgitation of the Melody valve has been very rare, and in this respect, the performance of Melody TPV has exceeded expectations.
In the end, Mr. Scally said, Sniffy Dog created a song that echoes Beach House's aesthetic and overall sound but changes the chord progression and melody in significant ways.
In patients with significant RVOT obstruction, the Melody valve implant improves exercise cardiopulmonary function, ventricular systolic function, and early left ventricular (LV) diastolic filling.
The two hits find far greater definition through some significant distinctions in their melodies, as well as in their respective performances.
Moreover, the Word x Melody interaction was significant at midline and at lateral electrodes: the Melody effect (M≠ vs. M = ) was only significant when Word was same (W = ) but not when Word was different (W≠; see Table 3 for all posthoc p-values for the Word x Melody interaction).
Schopenhauer wrote of melody as having "significant intentional connection from beginning to end" and as "one thought from beginning to end".
