Conjunct Motion: Conjunct motion is the opposite of disjunct motion, where melodic movement consists of small intervals, moving step by step. It creates a smooth and flowing quality in the music.
Melodic Interval: A melodic interval refers to the distance between two pitches in a melody. In disjunct motion, these intervals are typically larger compared to conjunct motion.
Leap: A leap is an interval larger than a step (usually considered anything larger than a major second) that occurs between two consecutive pitches in a melody. Disjunct motion often involves leaps.