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Complex songs last from one half second to two seconds and have two or more distinct parts. The first part, lasting from 1/4 to 1/2 second, has a noisy range of frequencies and is almost always of a higher volume than the second part.

When something - like a movie or piece of music - reaches its most important or exciting part, that's the climax. A climax is a high point. When you're on a roller coaster and you reach the highest point, that's the climax of the ride.

A single melody doesn't need to contain many different pitches to still be memorable. A more complex melody, on the other hand, will most likely experiment with multiple notes of varying pitches. Another important element is rhythm.

“Musically” complex? Well, if at least one of the main components of what makes music music is complicated: rhythm, harmony, and melody. Rhythm: usually when odd time signatures are used. Harmony: when “uncommon” chords are used, as in… well..

Hardest and most difficult pieces of music to play

• J.S Bach's Chaconne in D minor.
• Berio's Sequenzas.
• Liszt's La Campanella.
• Nancarrow's Studies for Player Piano.
• von Hensel's Piano Concerto Op.
• Ernst's Variations on 'The Last Rose of Summer'
• Paganini Caprices's.
• Stravinsky's Rite of Spring.

Classical music is some of the most complex and challenging music to play. This is because it often uses a lot of technical elements such as counterpoint and polyphony. In addition, classical songs are often very long and can be difficult to memorize.

The climax involves the von Trapp family attending the Salzburg Festival in order to get away from the Brownshirts. The family is eventually assisted by the nuns at the Abbey in escaping the Brownshirts who would force the Captain to accept his commission from the Reich and Hitler.

Falling action: This is a section of relaxing tension after the climax. In stories, this section serves to resolve outstanding conflicts from the climax. In music, this section might mirror the activity from the rising action section.

A simple melody may consist of a single musical phrase - just a few short notes and nothing more. More complex musical ideas may generate far more elaborate melodies, like those you hear in jazz, operatic arias, and progressive rock epics.

Melody is perhaps the most identifiable element of a musical composition. It can be soulful vocal passage, a roaring guitar riff, or a rapid saxophone run. Melodies can be simple or intricate. They can stand alone, or work together with other melodies in a more complex composition.

Classical music is some of the most complex and challenging music to play. This is because it often uses a lot of technical elements such as counterpoint and polyphony. In addition, classical songs are often very long and can be difficult to memorize.

According to scientists in Brazil and the US, it's not techno but the Javanese form of gamelan, followed closely by western classical music and the music of north India. A gamelan orchestra is based on metallic percussion instruments with wind and drums.