Rhythm and sounds are born with syllables.

Rhythm and sounds are born with syllables.

📖 Jean Philippe Rameau

🌍 French | 👨‍💼 Composer

🎂 September 25, 1683 – ⚰️ September 12, 1764

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This quote highlights the intrinsic relationship between language and music. Syllables, as fundamental units of speech, inherently carry rhythmic qualities that influence how sounds are perceived and appreciated. It suggests that rhythm and melody are naturally embedded within spoken language, emphasizing the seamless connection between verbal expression and musicality. Recognizing this relationship can deepen our understanding of both linguistic patterns and musical compositions, illustrating how our natural speech patterns form the foundation for musical harmony and rhythm.

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