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ESLPod_0915_WE_1505 Learning to Read Music In this podcast, the phrase "on pitch" means in tune, or singing a note as it should be sung, not too high (sharp) or low (flat): "Leslie doesn't sing on pitch, but she thinks she does." Someone with a "high-/low-pitched" voice speaks in a high/low voice, like a soprano/bass: "Why do little girls have such high-pitched voices?" When talking about a roof, the "pitch" is the angle of the roof: "When roofers work on a roof with a steep pitch, they have to use special ropes and harnesses." When talking about a boat, the "pitch" is the up and down movement: "The pitch of the ship made Hans feel sick." Finally, if something is "pitch-black," it is very dark: "That night, there wasn't any moonlight and the sky was pitch-black."

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ESLPod 915 on pitch Entertainment + Sports

Id	ESLPod_0915_WE_1505
Episode Id	ESLPod 915
Episode Title	Learning to Read Music
Phrase	on pitch
Text	In this podcast, the phrase "on pitch" means in tune, or singing a note as it should be sung, not too high (sharp) or low (flat): "Leslie doesn't sing on pitch, but she thinks she does." Someone with a "high-/low-pitched" voice speaks in a high/low voice, like a soprano/bass: "Why do little girls have such high-pitched voices?" When talking about a roof, the "pitch" is the angle of the roof: "When roofers work on a roof with a steep pitch, they have to use special ropes and harnesses." When talking about a boat, the "pitch" is the up and down movement: "The pitch of the ship made Hans feel sick." Finally, if something is "pitch-black," it is very dark: "That night, there wasn't any moonlight and the sky was pitch-black."
Topics	Entertainment + Sports

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