[00:02] mean a bunch of chords that I'm playing, you know? It actually means like a meaningful movement of the harmony, right? That tells a story. The same thing is true if we apply that to the concept of melodic progression. So,
[00:14] melodic progression is the idea that I'm looking to tell a story with my melody. And there are certain notes in a melody, like the architecture of melody, that do a lot of the heavy lifting in terms of creating melodic progression. And so,
[00:29] the ends of all of your phrases are key moments in the architecture of melody that tell a story and create melodic progression. So, if if you are constantly resolving to the tonic, that's the story you're telling. Like,
[00:43] the like movement inside inside the melody, but if they're always resolving at the end, it's like that last note is is giving the listener 90% of the information about the story
[00:58] >> Mhm. >> It's like those are the punctuation it a full stop? Is it a comma? Is it a semicolon? Is it a question mark? You telling us how we understand the level of
[01:11] how we understand the level of resolution.