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The singer only uses a simple timbre and use head voice. He does not use vibrato, but there are expressive pitch bends in B section. “Gardenia In Blossom” also uses some instruments, such as guitar, violin, and piano. In the verse 1, singer sings this song only with guitar. In the verse 2, piano is coming. In the verse 3, guitar, violin, and piano are used. In the verse 4, piano and violin are used. As can be seen, the verse 3 has various timbres, and it is the B section of this song. Accompaniment uses range of low frequency, and the main melody uses the range of medium frequency. The ranges of the frequencies are used at different times. A sections use low frequency, but the B section uses medium frequency. So it creates contrast between

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