The second movement is for strings alone and begins with a narrow melodic range which expands toward the end.

Finals were altered, melodic ranges reduced, melismas trimmed, B-flats eliminated, and repeated words removed.

To extend his melodic range, he also plays on tenor and piccolo basses.

The instrument possesses a melodic range of over five octaves, while its sympathetic range spans four octaves.

The singer improvised freely, and the melodic range was limited, sounding like a field holler.

This enabled players to fret all the strings, allowing for chording and an expanded melodic range.

Hawkwind songs, formally speaking, are very similar--three or four chords, a relatively limited melodic range.

This tuning limits the melodic range of the tunes and is therefore sparsely used.

Use of the lower end of a melodic range is characteristic, as is the use of silence; one listens through the silence.

The darker vocal colors and more restricted melodic range of the baritone version convincingly convey the lovesick young character's suicidal depression.