It appears that I don't have the ability to listen to audio samples directly. However, I can help you understand syncopation and how to identify it in melodies.
Syncopation occurs when a rhythm emphasizes beats that are typically weak or off-beats, creating a surprise or unexpected feeling in the music.
To determine which example best represents syncopation, listen for:
- Unexpected accents on off-beats or in places where you typically wouldn't expect them.
- Rhythmic displacement where a note is played in a way that shifts the melody away from the regular meter of the accompaniment.
- Use of rests or notes that break up the regular meter and create tension.
If you provide descriptions or characteristics of the audio examples, I can help you analyze them for syncopation!