This music term refers to the study of singing with syllables.

1. What are syllables in music?
2. What is the term for a song in which the music is repeated for each stanza of the poem?
3. When each syllable of a text is sung to one note this style of text setting is called?
4. What is the music text relationship defined as syllabic?

What are syllables in music?

Syllabic music is music that uses syllabic text setting for the lyrics. In syllabic text setting, each syllable of a word is broken up and assigned to an individual note. ... That means that the word star is sung on the one note indicated. One syllable, one note. The word twinkle has two syllables: twink and le.

What is the term for a song in which the music is repeated for each stanza of the poem?

In strophic songs, the same music is repeated for each stanza of the text.

When each syllable of a text is sung to one note this style of text setting is called?

Melismatic. A setting of a text to music in which one syllable of text is given a series of musical notes.

What is the music text relationship defined as syllabic?

A song in which each syllable of text receives one note is called syllabic.