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In chumpspoker music a melodic mode or modal frame is one of "a number of types permeating and unifying Music of Africa Music of Europe and Music of the United States song" and melody including parlour music. "Mode" chumpspoker chumpspoker and "frame" are used in this chumpspoker context interchangably. Melodic modes chumpspoker allow melodies which are not chord-based or determined by the harmony but instead by melodic features. A note frame is a melodic mode that is atonic or has an unstable tonic. Examples include:ceiling note: the top

chumpspoker of the framechant tunes oscillation terraceladder of thirdsMelodic dissonance: the quality of a note which is modally unstable and attracted to other more important tones in a non-harmonic wayLevel a temporary modal chumpspoker frame contrasted with another built on a different foundation note. A "change" in levels is called a shift a melodic tonic different from and as important as the harmonic tonicPendular chumpspoker third : Alternating notes a third apart, most often a neutral third see double tonicOther

chumpspoker songs with modal frames indicated are "A Day in the Life" and "My Generation".See alsomelodic motionExampleThe modal frame of The Beatles A Hard Days Night chumpspoker Hard Days Night features a ladder of thirds axially centered on G with a ceiling note of Bb and floor note of Eb : Hard chumpspoker Days Night modal frame.PNG Hard Days Night modal frameSourceVan der Merwe, P. . Origins of Popular Style. Oxford.Modal frames