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The 40 pages that link to Pitch (music), each with the reason it gives.

• FrequencyRelated: For a periodic tone, higher fundamental frequency is generally heard as higher pitch.

• Doppler effectRelated: A Doppler frequency shift changes perceived pitch, but pitch is a perceptual outcome.

• MelodyRelated: A melody’s notes are distinguished chiefly by their pitches.

• TimbreCompared with: Pitch identifies a tone’s height, while timbre distinguishes sounds at the same height.

• TempoCompared with: Changing pitch does not by itself change the speed of performance.

• Vocal rangeNarrower topic: Range endpoints are pitches, usually named with notes or frequencies.

• VibratoRelated: Vibrato varies perceived pitch around a central note.

• Music theoryBroader topic: Pitch supplies the notes from which melodies and harmonies are organized.

• Musical instrumentRelated: Instrument design and playing technique determine which pitches are available.

• Fundamental frequencyRelated: For many harmonic sounds, perceived pitch tracks the fundamental frequency.

• SoundRelated: Pitch is the auditory correlate most directly associated with frequency.

• Tonal languageNarrower topic: Tone contrasts are built from listeners’ perception of relative pitch.

• Musical intervalRelated: An interval compares the pitches of two notes.

• Musical scaleNarrower topic: A scale orders pitches rather than merely listing sound frequencies.

• Vocal pedagogyRelated: Pitch accuracy and control are central goals of vocal exercises.

• EmbouchureRelated: Players adjust embouchure alongside airflow and fingering to control pitch.

• FormantCompared with: Pitch describes perceived frequency height, whereas formants describe spectral resonance regions.

• Vocal timbreCompared with: Pitch distinguishes high from low voices, while timbre distinguishes voices at similar pitches.

• PsychoacousticsRelated: Pitch perception depends on how the auditory system interprets frequency and periodicity.

• SingingRelated: Singers shape melodies by controlling the pitch of each note.

• Bass guitarNarrower topic: Low pitch is the defining register of the instrument’s usual role.

• Graphic notationRelated: Graphic scores may indicate pitch with position, shape, or other visual features.

• LegatoRelated: Legato connects notes that may differ in pitch.

• TessituraNarrower topic: Tessitura is described by the pitches that occur most often in a part.

• Vocal performanceRelated: Melodic pitch choices shape a vocal line’s contour and emotional emphasis.

• Pitch classNarrower topic: Pitch class retains pitch identity while discarding the pitch’s register.

• NeumeRelated: Adiastematic neumes suggest pitch motion without fixing each note's precise pitch.

• Piano rollRelated: The lateral position of a perforation selects which piano note sounds.

• MusicBroader topic: Pitch supplies the basic dimension used to build melodies and harmonies.

• TahrirRelated: Tahrir is created through rapid changes in perceived pitch.

• ParalanguageRelated: Pitch changes can signal emphasis, emotion, or whether an utterance is a question.

• Wind instrumentRelated: Changing the resonant length or fingering changes the pitches a wind instrument produces.

• Human voiceRelated: Listeners hear changes in vocal fundamental frequency chiefly as changes in pitch.

• Musical noteRelated: Pitch is the dimension that lets a note occupy a recognizable musical position.

• Consonance and dissonanceRelated: Perceived pitch supplies the tones whose combination is judged consonant or dissonant.

• Vocal registrationRelated: Register ranges are often described by pitch, though pitch alone does not define a register.

• Aircraft flight control systemRelated: Elevator commands primarily change pitch.

• Cocktail party effectRelated: Pitch differences can help separate simultaneous voices into distinct streams.

• EmpennageRelated: The horizontal tail and elevator chiefly stabilize and control this motion.

• Frère JacquesRelated: The song’s familiar melody gives beginners a compact exercise in matching pitches.