👉 Cholalic is a term that refers to a type of musical composition known for its complex and intricate melodic structures. It was originally used in the 19th century by composers like Franz Liszt, who often used it as a tool to create works with an emphasis on polyrhythms, counterpoint, and extended forms. Cholalic music is characterized by its use of a wide range of musical elements such as scales, arpeggios, and other melodic structures.
