In music, a hook is a short, catchy musical phrase, often in the chorus, that is designed to grab the listener's attention and make the song memorable

In music, a riff is a short, recurring musical phrase or pattern, often played by a rhythm section instrument like guitar or bass

• A riff is a short, repeated musical pattern

• Technology makes riffs easy to change and layer

• Repetition keeps music recognisable

• Small changes can change style or mood

What We Learned Today

Repetition in music makes songs more interesting and memorable.

Key terms:

Hook – short, catchy phrase.

Riff – repeated melodic or rhythmic pattern.

Ostinato – repeating rhythm or harmony pattern.

How repetition changes the mood of music (calming, exciting, catchy).

Examples of repetition in different styles:

Pop (Ed Sheeran, Billie Eilish)

Minimalist (Ludovico Einaudi)

In Aii, we analyse how composers use repetition.

In Bi, we will create our own patterns using MuseScore.

Use chrome lab and make some music in order to compose as digital music.

The guidance criterion Bi

Bi must be aligned to with the air

The song i have chosen.

The riff, obstinate, and hook