"music of a song" vs. "song". How to say?

[Gleki Arxokuna]

Usage shows that {lo selsa'a} means "song" rather than "words/music of song".

Now how to say

"voice of a song"

"music of a song"

"words of the song X"

"I sang the phrase Y from the song X"

"I sang the song X"?

[Pierre Abbat]

For "words of a song" I'd say "vlapoi pe lo selsa'a", so I'd say "togypoi" for
"melody". There's also "vlamei"; "togmei" could be useful when the music isn't
a single sequence but consists of voices.

The voices are tcesutsli, mlisutsli, mlisnosli, and tcesnosli, but I don't
know what the word for "voice" in this sense is. These words can also denote
completely different frequency ranges when talking about radio.

"phrase" could be "selsa'aspi".

Pierre
--
.i toljundi do .ibabo mi'afra tu'a do
.ibabo damba do .ibabo do jinga
.icu'u la ma'atman.

[Gleki Arxokuna]

Can you please get rid of {pe} and its underlying {co'e}?

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[ianek]

Maybe:
vlapoi poi cusku fi ke'a lo selsa'a

(no idea about others)

mu'o mi'e ianek