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    The document provides guidelines for writing lead sheets for pop vocalists. A lead sheet contains only the melody notated in the treble clef, lyrics, and chord symbols, without other musical details. It outlines two guidelines: 1) notate the melody clearly without embellishments, and 2) use cue notes for any altered rhythms or pitches in repeated sections to indicate deviations from the main melody.

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    The document provides guidelines for writing lead sheets for pop vocalists. A lead sheet contains only the melody notated in the treble clef, lyrics, and chord symbols, without other musical details. It outlines two guidelines: 1) notate the melody clearly without embellishments, and 2) use cue notes for any altered rhythms or pitches in repeated sections to indicate deviations from the main melody.

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    Melodía Pag 3

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    Joel Galvez Cordova
    The document provides guidelines for writing lead sheets for pop vocalists. A lead sheet contains only the melody notated in the treble clef, lyrics, and chord symbols, without other musical details. It outlines two guidelines: 1) notate the melody clearly without embellishments, and 2) use cue notes for any altered rhythms or pitches in repeated sections to indicate deviations from the main melody.

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    The range of the average pop vocalist is as follows:

    the lead sheet

    The lead sheet format reflects the importance of the melody. Harmonic voicings, texture, and
    orchestration are not found in lead sheets. The lead sheet solely contains the melody, the lyric,
    and the harmony notated with chord symbols.

    guidelines for lead sheet writing

    The following guidelines for leadsheet writing are given to help eliminate the usual errors.

    1. The melody should be notated in a clear-cut but accurate fashion in the treble clef. Notes and
    rhythms that are purely embellishments need not appear on the lead sheet.

    2. If a section of a song is repeated and some melodic rhythms and pitches are slightly altered (as
    often happens in verse sections), cue notes should be written for these deviations

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