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What is it called when?
a question for the rap brain trust
you have a tune... the lyric sings, for instance, "stop" and the music stops... or... " slow" and the music slows... etc... there is a term for it and it escapes me... thanks Julian Russell http://magpiesound.com |
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What is it called when?
Simon Says?
Jack "Julian Russell" wrote in message ... a question for the rap brain trust you have a tune... the lyric sings, for instance, "stop" and the music stops... or... " slow" and the music slows... etc... there is a term for it and it escapes me... thanks Julian Russell http://magpiesound.com |
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What is it called when?
Julian Russell wrote:
a question for the rap brain trust you have a tune... the lyric sings, for instance, "stop" and the music stops... or... " slow" and the music slows... etc... there is a term for it and it escapes me... Rubato -- hank alrich * secret mountain audio recording * music production * sound reinforcement "If laughter is the best medicine let's take a double dose" |
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What is it called when?
Julian Russell wrote:
a question for the rap brain trust you have a tune... the lyric sings, for instance, "stop" and the music stops... or... " slow" and the music slows... etc... there is a term for it and it escapes me... caesura thanks Julian Russell http://magpiesound.com |
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What is it called when?
Thanks guys but that's not it... it doesn't mean just slow or stop
another example... a lyric says "knock.. and the drummer goes 'rap,rap, rap', on the rim.... it's a more general term... a writing, arranging device..*and* it's on the tip of my tongue.... arrrrr... Julian Russell http://magpiesound.com "Artie Turner" wrote in message . .. Julian Russell wrote: a question for the rap brain trust you have a tune... the lyric sings, for instance, "stop" and the music stops... or... " slow" and the music slows... etc... there is a term for it and it escapes me... caesura thanks Julian Russell http://magpiesound.com |
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What is it called when?
On Fri, 18 Jul 2003 19:32:08 GMT, "Julian Russell"
wrote: it's on the tip of my tongue.... arrrrr... Is this a Pirate term? Chris Hornbeck, guyville{at}aristotle{dot}net question Authority |
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What is it called when?
Artie Turner ) wrote:
Julian Russell wrote: you have a tune... the lyric sings, for instance, "stop" and the music stops... or... " slow" and the music slows... etc... there is a term for it and it escapes me... caesura and for a slowing down, perhaps 'retard' (or 'retardation') - Brian |
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What is it called when?
musical chairs
:-) Julian Russell wrote in message ... a question for the rap brain trust you have a tune... the lyric sings, for instance, "stop" and the music stops... or... " slow" and the music slows... etc... there is a term for it and it escapes me... thanks Julian Russell http://magpiesound.com |
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What is it called when?
I know what you are asking and I've gone through Don Sebesky, Russ Garcia,
Clinton Roemer, Van Alexander and Mickey Baker arranging books but still haven't found the term. Dang! Maybe this will help. It is a glossary of music terms. http://www.hearts-ease.org/cgi-bin/t...a=conservatory Patric Troy wrote: musical chairs :-) Julian Russell wrote in message ... a question for the rap brain trust you have a tune... the lyric sings, for instance, "stop" and the music stops... or... " slow" and the music slows... etc... there is a term for it and it escapes me... thanks Julian Russell http://magpiesound.com |
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What is it called when?
lyric scoring?
Neil R "Troy" wrote in message . ca... musical chairs :-) Julian Russell wrote in message ... a question for the rap brain trust you have a tune... the lyric sings, for instance, "stop" and the music stops... or... " slow" and the music slows... etc... there is a term for it and it escapes me... thanks Julian Russell http://magpiesound.com |
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What is it called when?
Cymbalism
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What is it called when?
I think you are looking for "call and answer".
Julian Russell wrote: a question for the rap brain trust you have a tune... the lyric sings, for instance, "stop" and the music stops... or... " slow" and the music slows... etc... there is a term for it and it escapes me... thanks Julian Russell http://magpiesound.com |
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What is it called when?
Julian Russell wrote: a question for the rap brain trust you have a tune... the lyric sings, for instance, "stop" and the music stops... rest or... " slow" and the music slows... etc... retard(ed) -- Fletcher Mercenary Audio TEL: 508-543-0069 FAX: 508-543-9670 http://www.mercenary.com "this is not a problem" |
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What is it called when?
Julian Russell wrote: another example... a lyric says "knock.. and the drummer goes 'rap,rap, rap', on the rim.... tacky -- Fletcher Mercenary Audio TEL: 508-543-0069 FAX: 508-543-9670 http://www.mercenary.com "this is not a problem" |
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What is it called when?
Julian Russell wrote:
Thanks guys but that's not it... it doesn't mean just slow or stop Try: onomatopoeia Main Entry: on·o·mato·poe·ia Pronunciation: "ä-n&-"mä-t&-'pE-&, -"ma- Function: noun Etymology: Late Latin, from Greek onomatopoiia, from onomat-, onoma name + poiein to make -- more at POET Date: circa 1577 1 : the naming of a thing or action by a vocal imitation of the sound associated with it (as buzz, hiss) 2 : the use of words whose sound suggests the sense -- All tribal myths are true, for a given value of "true" |
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What is it called when?
Jay - atldigi wrote: In article , wrote: Julian Russell wrote: you have a tune... the lyric sings, for instance, "stop" and the music stops... or... " slow" and the music slows... etc... Onomatopoeia. Don Which is the name of the first track on the new Spock's Beard album. From the boring trivia department... It's also an old Todd Rundgren tune. "Onomatopoeia, every time I see ya..........." |
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What is it called when?
In article , Julian Russell
wrote: a question for the rap brain trust you have a tune... the lyric sings, for instance, "stop" and the music stops... or... " slow" and the music slows... etc... there is a term for it and it escapes me... When the music slows it's a ritard, not retard. When it stops it's usually called a stop beat, although rest works too. -----= Posted via Newsfeeds.Com, Uncensored Usenet News =----- http://www.newsfeeds.com - The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! -----== Over 80,000 Newsgroups - 16 Different Servers! =----- |
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What is it called when?
Julian Russell wrote: another example... a lyric says "knock.. and the drummer goes 'rap,rap, rap', on the rim.... I was working for this C&W artist did this dumb ass tune aboout getting caught in a motel room with the wrong person, "and there was a knock on the door"...usually accompanied by drums going rap rap rap. Crew sent out on stage a moving Energizer Rabbit they'd found that day.............he kicked the **** out of it into the audience. Didn't like surprises I guess. Nothing was ever said. Hit a chick in audience in the chest with it also when he kicked it. tacky -- Fletcher Mercenary Audio TEL: 508-543-0069 FAX: 508-543-9670 http://www.mercenary.com "this is not a problem" My tunes at: http://www.soundclick.com/bands/5/andymostmusic.htm |
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What is it called when?
In article writes: you have a tune... the lyric sings, for instance, "stop" and the music stops... or... " slow" and the music slows... etc... there is a term for it and it escapes me... The end of the song. -- I'm really Mike Rivers - ) fermatta, birdseye..I dunno My tunes at: http://www.soundclick.com/bands/5/andymostmusic.htm |
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What is it called when?
tacky -- we have a winner! but lots of silly stuff needs a name.... Julian Russell http://magpiesound.com "Fletcher" wrote in message ... Julian Russell wrote: another example... a lyric says "knock.. and the drummer goes 'rap,rap, rap', on the rim.... tacky -- Fletcher Mercenary Audio TEL: 508-543-0069 FAX: 508-543-9670 http://www.mercenary.com "this is not a problem" |
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What is it called when?
um... it will come to me. Thanks for all the valiant stabs. I remember
reading the term a month or so ago (but not where) and tried to make a mental note (hey.. that's cool.. that has a name!) but the ole noggin failed me. An onomatopoeia ( which is probable the closest, but not it ) is when a words sounds like what it is describing... another cool word but.. Julian Russell http://magpiesound.com "Julian Russell" wrote in message ... a question for the rap brain trust you have a tune... the lyric sings, for instance, "stop" and the music stops... or... " slow" and the music slows... etc... there is a term for it and it escapes me... thanks Julian Russell http://magpiesound.com |
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What is it called when?
"Julian Russell" wrote in message ...
a question for the rap brain trust you have a tune... the lyric sings, for instance, "stop" and the music stops... or... " slow" and the music slows... etc... there is a term for it and it escapes me... thanks Julian Russell http://magpiesound.com That's called acoustamatopoeia. Mike http://www.mmeproductions.com |
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What is it called when?
There is a musical term from Renaissance vocal music called "text painting" or
"word painting" where the music matches the text. Running up the hill = ascending line. "Two by two" has two voices. Birds singing is matched by violin trills, etc. There's probably a more contemporary term for this - Or someone will come up with one. Terry |
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What is it called when?
That's *exactly* the idea... but not the word!
Thanks Terry "Tmuska" wrote in message ... There is a musical term from Renaissance vocal music called "text painting" or "word painting" where the music matches the text. Running up the hill = ascending line. "Two by two" has two voices. Birds singing is matched by violin trills, etc. There's probably a more contemporary term for this - Or someone will come up with one. Terry |
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What is it called when?
"Julian Russell" wrote in message ... um... it will come to me. Thanks for all the valiant stabs. I remember reading the term a month or so ago (but not where) and tried to make a mental note (hey.. that's cool.. that has a name!) but the ole noggin failed me. An onomatopoeia ( which is probable the closest, but not it ) is when a words sounds like what it is describing... another cool word but.. Julian Russell http://magpiesound.com and the music stops... or... " slow" and the music slows... etc... there is a term for it and it escapes me... thanks Julian Russell http://magpiesound.com Tacet? |
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What is it called when?
On Fri, 18 Jul 2003 18:38:34 GMT, "Julian Russell"
wrote: you have a tune... the lyric sings, for instance, "stop" and the music stops... or... " slow" and the music slows... etc... there is a term for it and it escapes me... Do you get the NPR show "Says You" where you are? Maybe you could ask them. Maybe start at: http://www.wgbh.org/wgbh/radio/saysyou/ Good Hunting, Chris Hornbeck, guyville{at}aristotle{dot}net question Authority |
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What is it called when?
A $40 a night bar gig.
Julian Russell wrote: a question for the rap brain trust you have a tune... the lyric sings, for instance, "stop" and the music stops... or... " slow" and the music slows... etc... there is a term for it and it escapes me... thanks Julian Russell http://magpiesound.com |
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What is it called when?
Tmuska wrote: There is a musical term from Renaissance vocal music called "text painting" or "word painting" where the music matches the text. Running up the hill = ascending line. "Two by two" has two voices. Birds singing is matched by violin trills, etc. There's probably a more contemporary term for this - Or someone will come up with one. A Carl Stallingism. |
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What is it called when?
Mondoslug1 wrote: Julian Russell wrote: another example... a lyric says "knock.. and the drummer goes 'rap,rap, rap', on the rim.... I was working for this C&W artist did this dumb ass tune aboout getting caught in a motel room with the wrong person, "and there was a knock on the door"...usually accompanied by drums going rap rap rap. Crew sent out on stage a moving Energizer Rabbit they'd found that day.............he kicked the **** out of it into the audience. Didn't like surprises I guess. What a wuss. Nothing was ever said. Hit a chick in audience in the chest with it also when he kicked it. tacky -- Fletcher Mercenary Audio TEL: 508-543-0069 FAX: 508-543-9670 http://www.mercenary.com "this is not a problem" My tunes at: http://www.soundclick.com/bands/5/andymostmusic.htm |
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What is it called when?
Mike Rivers wrote: In article writes: you have a tune... the lyric sings, for instance, "stop" and the music stops... or... " slow" and the music slows... etc... there is a term for it and it escapes me... The end of the song. Last call! -- I'm really Mike Rivers - ) |
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What is it called when?
Julian Russell wrote: um... it will come to me. Thanks for all the valiant stabs. I remember reading the term a month or so ago (but not where) and tried to make a mental note (hey.. that's cool.. that has a name!) but the ole noggin failed me. Yeah, mental notes used to work for me too, but now I've gotta buy stickies....... and reading glasses. Timmy An onomatopoeia ( which is probable the closest, but not it ) is when a words sounds like what it is describing... another cool word but.. Julian Russell http://magpiesound.com "Julian Russell" wrote in message ... a question for the rap brain trust you have a tune... the lyric sings, for instance, "stop" and the music stops... or... " slow" and the music slows... etc... there is a term for it and it escapes me... thanks Julian Russell http://magpiesound.com |
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What is it called when?
Oh... yes, as to your prize... many thanks.. and if you are ever in Boston,
I'll buy you a beer.. or coffee or whatever you pleaseure. That word has really been bugging me! Julian Russell http://magpiesound.com "Ralph & Diane Barone" wrote in message .... In article , (Pugnut99) wrote: Cymbalism Dammit, this question's been driving me crazy for the last couple days, since I remember seeing the answer SOMEWHERE before, and I thought it was on rec.audio.pro. PROSODY! From the Mixerman chronicles, 21 Nov 2002 Then, one must consider the fact that without a lyric, one relinquishes the possibility of the use of prosody; that-is performing the music so as to take the lyric literally. The simplest example of this being the music stopping on the word "Stop" which happens in countless songs. "Stop...In the name of love."; You gotta stop...children, what's that sound, everybody look what's goin' round." Man, I better get a prize for this... |
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What is it called when?
Make sure you spell it correctly. Pug's spelling was quite a cute pun. But
I wonder of the snare knocking isn't moreso called a rimjob. -- Roger W. Norman SirMusic Studio 301-585-4681 "Julian Russell" wrote in message ... Oh... yes, as to your prize... many thanks.. and if you are ever in Boston, I'll buy you a beer.. or coffee or whatever you pleaseure. That word has really been bugging me! Julian Russell http://magpiesound.com "Ralph & Diane Barone" wrote in message .... In article , (Pugnut99) wrote: Cymbalism Dammit, this question's been driving me crazy for the last couple days, since I remember seeing the answer SOMEWHERE before, and I thought it was on rec.audio.pro. PROSODY! From the Mixerman chronicles, 21 Nov 2002 Then, one must consider the fact that without a lyric, one relinquishes the possibility of the use of prosody; that-is performing the music so as to take the lyric literally. The simplest example of this being the music stopping on the word "Stop" which happens in countless songs. "Stop...In the name of love."; You gotta stop...children, what's that sound, everybody look what's goin' round." Man, I better get a prize for this... |
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What is it called when?
On 19 Jul 2003 04:25:12 GMT, (Pugnut99) wrote:
Cymbalism Now that's funny! I immediately thought of onomatopoeia, but I don't think that is it. That's where you use a word that sounds like the sound it describes like "ding" or "buzz". I'll be curious to know if there is a word for what you are asking about. Paul Gitlitz Glitchless Productions www.glitchless.net |
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What is it called when?
On Mon, 21 Jul 2003 04:15:16 GMT, (Ralph & Diane
Barone) wrote: In article , (Pugnut99) wrote: Cymbalism Dammit, this question's been driving me crazy for the last couple days, since I remember seeing the answer SOMEWHERE before, and I thought it was on rec.audio.pro. PROSODY! From the Mixerman chronicles, 21 Nov 2002 Then, one must consider the fact that without a lyric, one relinquishes the possibility of the use of prosody; that-is performing the music so as to take the lyric literally. The simplest example of this being the music stopping on the word "Stop" which happens in countless songs. "Stop...In the name of love."; You gotta stop...children, what's that sound, everybody look what's goin' round." Man, I better get a prize for this... Wouldn't you know it. It was in the next post after I responded. I should read them all first I suppose, but then I'd never post anything. Paul Gitlitz Glitchless Productions www.glitchless.net |
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What is it called when?
On Fri, 18 Jul 2003 22:14:13 -0700, Danny Taddei
wrote: I think you are looking for "call and answer". This is technically known as antiphony. Paul Gitlitz Glitchless Productions www.glitchless.net |
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What is it called when?
PROSODY!
Read it in Mixerman... Ralph got it! Thanks man Julian Russell http://magpiesound.com "Ralph & Diane Barone" wrote in message .... Dammit, this question's been driving me crazy for the last couple days, since I remember seeing the answer SOMEWHERE before, and I thought it was on rec.audio.pro. PROSODY! From the Mixerman chronicles, 21 Nov 2002 Then, one must consider the fact that without a lyric, one relinquishes the possibility of the use of prosody; that-is performing the music so as to take the lyric literally. The simplest example of this being the music stopping on the word "Stop" which happens in countless songs. "Stop...In the name of love."; You gotta stop...children, what's that sound, everybody look what's goin' round." Man, I better get a prize for this... "Julian Russell" wrote in message ... a question for the rap brain trust you have a tune... the lyric sings, for instance, "stop" and the music stops... or... " slow" and the music slows... etc... there is a term for it and it escapes me... thanks Julian Russell http://magpiesound.com |
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What is it called when?
Julian Russell wrote:
PROSODY! Read it in Mixerman... Ralph got it! I'm afraid that's incorrect. "Prosody" refers to the stress and inflections of a lyric, and how those match with the stress and emphasis of a musical phrase. It is a description of metric phenomena: how the placement of strong/weak musical beats corresponds (or doesn't) to strong/weak syllables. The word you are looking for may be "Mickey-Mousing". That's a mid-20th Century film scoring term to describe a musical score which attempts to mimic the screen action literally. /Bob Ross |
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