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All . the king's horses and all the king's men. A fundamental aspect of any language is the sound produced when . the language is spoken. Syllables give languages their rhythm and timing, which in turn affect the sound and meaning of words. Each syllable is a unit of one beat of sound within a word, made up of a vowel or a combination of consonants and vowels. . RHYME. The repetition of sounds. Example: hat, cat, brat, fat, mat, sat. My Beard. by Shel Silverstein. My beard . grows. to my . toes. ,. I never wears no . clothes. ,. I wraps my . hair. . Around my . Road Map for the Week. Tuesday. Intervals in music and how to create chords. Monday. Masters of the musical university – the octave, scales, keys. Wednesday. Choosing chords – Circle of 5ths. Thursday. Some History. Much older than the Haiku. Dates back about 1300 years. Famous for being used as thank-you notes between lovers after a hook-up…. WHAT!??!. Oh, yeah…. In a culture where it was expected and accepted, one lover would send a “thank-you-for-that-go-round” tanka. Then the other lover would promptly reply with a tanka of his/her own. .