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A single note in my own words can be defined as a single note that is repeated in an artist song. A single note that is emphasized within a song holds such symbolism and meaning to it. It engages the listener and narrows the listening to one note.
As Ratliff explains in chapter 6 that playing a single note repeatedly expands the artist creativity and level of perception as well as the listener too. This kind of engagement prepares the listener for what comes next, I would say. I would agree with Ratliff's argument regarding this music element. As he explains the “Church Bells" (page 75), tells what the listeners can hear and the single notes they can also hear. He goes on to make a statement explaining that all other noises "recedes into silence."  Basically, he is saying that all other noises allow the listener to become oblivious to them in a sense.

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"Everything else you were taking in before - voices, machines, the buzz of electricity - recedes into silence."

~ (Ratliff,75)

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This song from Ratliffs playlist exemplifies this musical concept as we can see as the artist(s) in this song as you here the guitar, carribbean instrument, the saxaphone play and creates those single notes the listener can here.

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Grover Washington Jr & Bill Withers "Just The Two Of Us"

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Essence of Jazz Bringing You Jazz Vybe's & Urban Soul Classics. Classic Jazz Vybe's coming from Grover Washington Jr & Bill Withers.

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"With two notes you have structure, and you are already graduating into the possibility that someone else has played that structure before. But with a single note you have authenticity, because nobody else has played the single note exactly the same way."

~ (Ratliff,72)

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https://openclipart.org/tags/single%20note

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This song, outside of Ratliff's playlist exemplifies this musical concept by the deep drum emphasis (single note) that sets the tone for the song. It gives the song a deep and anticipated feeling the listener can comprehend. This is consistent throughout this song.

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kirk franklin and singers singing "Lovely Day" off his Cd "the Nu Nation Project"

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http://www.ilikewallpaper.net/iphone-8-wallpaper/Abstract-Colour-Music--Note-Water-Drops/26259

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"The stubborn note, for the listener, is its own phenomenon. WHen you listen to a single note sounded repeatedly and temporarily holding court, you are listening to either a form of resistance or play - or resistance as play - but not the language of difficulty developing and then circling back to sum up."

~ (Ratliff,74)