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Micro and Macro Musicality Tips⬇️🎶 . Most songs, because humans love patterns, repeat much of the same rhythms and melodies. The quicker you can pick up on the musical patterns, the faster you’ll be able to make musical choices. Think of it the same way you studied basic poetry rhyming schemes back in primary school—songs are essentially poems set to rhythms. A B A B | A A B B | etc. Each phrase will generally have some sort of repeating melody, a predictable rise or fall of pitch, an emphasis