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MELODY (Greek from the tune, song and song, singing) - a unanimously expressed musical thought (according to I.V. Method). In homophonic music, the melody function is usually inherent in the upper, leading voice, while the secondary middle voices are harmonious. filling and bass making up harmonious. support, do not possess fully typical. qualities of the melody. M. represents the DOS. the beginning of music; “The most essential aspect of music is melody” (S. S. Prokofiev). The matter of other components of music - counterpoint, instrumentation, harmony “complement, finish melodic thought” (M. I. Glinka). A melody can exist and render art. impact in monophony, in conjunction with melodies in other voices (polyphony) or with a homophonic, harmonious. accompaniment (homophony). The one-voice is Nar. music pl. peoples; among a number of peoples, unanimity was unity. view prof. music in certain histor. periods or even throughout their history. In melody, in addition to the intonation principle that is most important in music, such muses also appear. elements like fret, rhythm, muses. structure (form). It is through the melody, in the melody that they first reveal their express. and organizing opportunities. But even in polyphonic music M. is completely dominant, she is “the soul of a musical work” (D. D. Shostakovich). The article discusses the etymology, meaning and history of the term “M.” (I), the nature of M. (II), its structure (III), history (IV), teachings about M. (V).