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Conjunct
Stepwise motion in a melody
Disjunct
Interval leaps
Melismatic
multiple notes per word
Focal Point
Highest Point
Monophony
One melodic line, unacompannied (can be multiple instruments, can be doubled at the octave)
Homophony
Several voices are present, but a single voice is featured melodically
Melody with Accompaniment
Just a Melody with accompaniment
Chordal Homophony
Lines move together in roughly the same rythm, but THE MELODY USUALLY IS IN THE HIGHEST VOICE
Polyphony
Multiple melodies occuring simultaneously (Could be imitative or non-imitative)
Imititative Polyphony
Multiple Melodies are imitating each other
Non-Imitative Polyphony
The lines are equally melodic but not the same
Heterophony
One melody, but variations of it are occuring simultaneously (often improvised)
Imitation
Repetition of a musical idea that we have recently heard in a different voice
Canon
A melody layered ontop of itself (Round)
Countermelody
A secondary melodic line that sounds along with the main melody
Ostinato
Repeating meodic/rythm pattern