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The 13 pages that link to Musical phrasing, each with the reason it gives.

• Musical interpretationRelated: Phrasing gives a performance direction by shaping how notes connect and breathe.

• Vocal performanceRelated: Phrase shape makes sung lines sound intentional rather than mechanically continuous.

• Guitar soloRelated: Phrasing gives a solo direction and makes its lines sound intentional.

• Harmonic rhythmRelated: Changes in chord pace help distinguish longer phrases from moments of arrival.

• Piano performanceRelated: Phrasing gives a performance a sense of musical direction beyond the written notes.

• MusicalityRelated: Phrasing gives musical ideas direction and makes their boundaries audible.

• Sviatoslav RichterRelated: Richter’s long, sustained lines helped clarify the architecture of expansive works.

• Vocal deliveryRelated: Phrasing organizes notes into gestures that can sound conversational, flowing, or emphatic.

• Contra danceRelated: Contra figures are commonly designed to fit regular musical phrases.

• Émile Jaques-DalcrozeRelated: Movement can express a phrase’s rise, release, and continuity rather than merely mark its beats.

• Sergiu CelibidacheRelated: His conducting sought to make phrases unfold as connected, intelligible gestures.

• Grigory SokolovRelated: Sokolov’s long-range phrasing helps give large works a coherent dramatic arc.

• Lara FabianRelated: Her shifts in intensity and timing give ballads their sense of dramatic progression.