More phatic stylised intonations

1. Described in detail in many studies on intonation.
2. Auditory impression: chanting or singing
3. Related to the melody of simple children's chants, cf. E. `Cowardy cowardy custard, your face is made of mustard!'
   G. `Angsthase, Pfeffernase, morgen kommt der Osterhase'
4. Typically occurs in discourse openings and closings, in public contexts such as calls (`Coo-ee!', `Mo-ther!'), greetings (`Hello-oo') and farewells (`Bye-ee!').
5. Language specific variants of form and function:
   1. E. rising variant of form in calls, not in many other languages
   2. G. contour also used in some repair contexts (`Lau-ter!', ```Jo-hann'' habe ich gesagt!')
   3. in French, stylised contours appear to be used in certain speaking styles in other contexts (no research on this?)