melodicism

noun

melodicism

noun

Etymology From melodic + -ism.

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Entertainment, Lifestyle, Music A focus on the development of melody

  • No sense of aloofness or distance diluted his warm melodicism.2000, Ted Gioia, “Cool Jazz and West Coast Jazz”, in Bill Kirchner, editor, Oxford Companion to Jazz, →ISBN, page 340:
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