The Fun and Cheerful Instrumental Melody "Comedy Town" by AlexLouder

Music is a universal art, it is capable of displaying all the phenomena that exist in the world, including the phenomenon of humor, which is difficult to define. Humor in music can be associated not only with a comic text - in an opera, operetta, romance, but any instrumental composition can be filled with it.

In the funny instrumental melody of AlexLower “Comedy Town” there are all the main features of the classic comedy, comic music:

• rapid pace, virtuosity of performance;
• dance beginning, genetically related to the folk-everyday dances;
• the principle of contrast at different levels;
• dialogue (dialogue between orchestral groups, timbres, etc.);
• a somewhat broken rhythm (syncope, sharpened strokes and accents, displacements, etc.);
• the principle of surprise (palpeal shifts, changes in dynamics, sharp changes in the metro rhythm, textural shifts, the introduction of motives of a different semantic code, etc.).

The music is humorous, playful, comic, funny and amusing. The melody is impetuous, swift, energetic, comic, farcical, almost vodilny.

The rhythm is expressive, pronounced, clear and elastic. The pace is accelerated, clear, easy, dancing. Harmony is carefree, a little adventurous, rich, energetic.

Comedy Town is a bright and brilliant fun track with orchestral instruments and live melodies. Musical mood changes can be used to highlight the mood changes of a video. Amazing track for use in your stories.

Without a doubt, this tune will enhance your project, whether it be for corporate or personal use:

TV or Radio Advert / Commercial, Youtube Video, Podcast, Film, Television, Video Game Soundtrack, Social Media Marketing, School and College Work, Videohive Preview, Viral Marketing Campaign, Mobile Phone App, Business and Promotional Presentation, Home Video, Theme Tune, Youtube Channel Intro / Outro, Crowdfunding Video, Background Music, Slide Show, Documentary, Cinema, TV Promotion, Web, Sports Media, Party / Gig Promo Video…

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