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    The document discusses various types of rhyming schemes that can be used when writing lyrics or composing music, including end rhymes, internal rhymes, multisyllabic rhymes, slant rhymes, and holo rhymes. It provides examples of each type of rhyme and explains their typical syllable patterns and placements within lines of lyrics. Tips are also given for successfully writing lyrics, including developing an overall theme and keeping the chorus simple yet impactful.

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    Sir ACE

    Composition
    03
    Composition
    It is the collection of notes, melodies,
    phrases, rhythms, lyrics, and/or
    harmonies that make up the essence of
    the work. The term “composition”
    typically refers to an instrumental
    musical piece, while the term “song”
    usually applies to musical works
    accompanied by lyrics.
    10 Tips for Listen to Other Composers. Nobody

    Composing can compose music without some


    inspiration. ...
    Learn Music Theory. ...
    Your Own Play an Instrument (or a Few…) ...
    Just Start Writing. ...
    Music Write One Part at a Time. ...
    Learn All the Ins and Outs of Music
    Software. ...
    Create Arrangements of Existing
    Songs. ...
    Work with a Partner.
    Find a Teacher
    Don’t Bite Off More than You Can
    Chew
    01 Writing
    Lyrics Tips
    for success:
    Think of an overall topic/theme
    for your song
    The chorus would usually contain
    the main message/title of your
    song. Keep this simple.
    Writing lyrics with a rhyming
    scheme can help with phrasing
    01 End
    Rhyming
    A rhyme that occurs in
    the last syllables of
    verses.
    minimum of one Syllable
    Maximum of 3 Syllables
    01 Internal
    Rhyming
    A rhyme between a word
    within a line and another
    either at the end of the
    same line or within
    another line.
    minimum of one Syllable
    Maximum of 3 Syllables
    RHYMING
    End Rhyme
    01 Example
    Usual Rhyme
    Placement "Yun pala, kulang pa ang kaalaman
    1. End kong labis,
    Rhyme
    2. Internal
    Ngayon alam ko na kung bakit may
    pambura ang lapis..."
    RHYMING
    End Rhyme
    01 Example
    Usual Rhyme
    Placement "Yun pala, kulang pa ang kaalaman
    1. End kong labis,
    Rhyme
    2. Internal
    Ngayon alam ko na kung bakit may
    pambura ang lapis..."
    RHYMING
    Internal
    01 Example
    Usual Rhyme
    Placement "Yun pala, kulang pa ang kaalaman
    1. End kong labis,
    Rhyme
    2. Internal
    Ngayon alam ko na kung bakit may
    pambura ang lapis..."
    RHYMING
    Internal
    01 Example
    Usual Rhyme
    Placement "Yun pala, kulang pa ang kaalaman
    1. End kong labis,
    Rhyme
    2. Internal
    Ngayon alam ko na kung bakit may
    pambura ang lapis..."
    01 Multisyllable
    Rhymes
    multisyllabic rhymes (also
    known as compound rhymes,
    polysyllable rhymes, and
    sometimes colloquially in hip-
    hop as multis) are rhymes
    that contain 4 to 6 syllables
    RHYMING
    Multis
    02 Example
    Multisyllable
    Rhymes "Bilang magulang,
    halos lahat ng raket ay
    pinapatulan..."
    RHYMING
    Multis
    02 Example
    Multisyllable
    Rhymes "Bilang magulang,
    halos lahat ng raket ay
    pinapatulan..."
    RHYMING
    Multis
    02 Example
    Multisyllable
    Rhymes 1 2 3 4 5
    Bi lang ma gu lang
    Pi na pa tu lan
    I A A U A
    RHYMING
    End to
    "Madali lamang lahat to sabihin,
    Middle sa hindi na kita kayang ibigin.
    Rhymes
    Masakit lamang sa piling,
    02 Di na mababalik pa kahit aking pilitin.
    End to
    Middle

    Rhymes Ang hirap isipin


    Ngayon ay nag iisa dahil naiwan,
    Tinititigan na lamang tila ba lobo na
    iyong binitawan.
    RHYMING
    End to
    "Madali lamang lahat to sabihin,
    Middle sa hindi na kita kayang ibigin.
    Rhymes
    Masakit lamang sa piling,
    02 Di na mababalik pa kahit aking pilitin.
    End to
    Middle

    Rhymes Ang hirap isipin


    Ngayon ay nag iisa dahil naiwan,
    Tinititigan na lamang tila ba lobo na
    iyong binitawan.
    1 Madali lamang lahat to sabihin, End
    First 2 sa hindi na kita kayang ibigin. Rhyme
    4 lines 3 Masakit lamang sa piling, (in)

    (in) 4 Di na mababalik pa kahit aking pilitin.


    Internal
    Rhyme
    (in)

    Second 1 Ang hirap isipin ngayon ay nag iisa


    2 lines dahil naiwan, End Rhyme
    (an)

    (an) 2 Tinititigan na lamang tila ba lobo na


    iyong binitawan. End Rhyme
    (an)
    01
    Slant Rhyme
    also called near rhyme, slant
    rhyme, or oblique rhyme, in
    prosody, two words that
    have only their final
    consonant sounds and no
    preceding vowel or
    consonant sounds in common
    RHYMING
    Slant
    03 Ryhming
    Example
    Slant Rhyming Kapwa - (Kapwa)
    Quipo - (Quipwa)

    Sword Fish - (Sard pish)


    Cat Fish - (Kat Pish)
    01
    Holo Rhyme
    An extreme form of rhyme
    from the first syllable to the
    last syllable will match the
    next line
    RHYMING
    HoloRyhme
    04 Example

    Holorhyme "Nahulaan na yumabang nautakan


    Naturalang,
    Sa normalang ngayon parang
    kagubatan hayop habang..."
    HoloRyhme
    Example
    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
    Na hu la an na yu ma bang na u ta kan Na tu ra lang,
    Sa nor ma lang nga yon pa rang ka gu ba tan ha yop ha bang.
    a u/o a a a u/o a a 9 u a a a u/o a a

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