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| − | As a noun, a '''tune''' is a [[melody]]; a succession of notes that can be said to "make sense" to the aural sensitivity of the listener. It can also refer to a song, even if that song contains more than one melody. | + | As a noun, a '''tune''' is a [[melody]]; a succession of [[note (music)|notes]] that can be said to "make sense" to the aural sensitivity of the listener. It can also refer to a song, even if that song contains more than one melody. |
As a verb to '''tune''' means to bring into proper intonation. (As in "tune a piano", or "sing in tune".) | As a verb to '''tune''' means to bring into proper intonation. (As in "tune a piano", or "sing in tune".) | ||
Revision as of 19:52, May 2, 2009
As a noun, a tune is a melody; a succession of notes that can be said to "make sense" to the aural sensitivity of the listener. It can also refer to a song, even if that song contains more than one melody.
As a verb to tune means to bring into proper intonation. (As in "tune a piano", or "sing in tune".)