This song was definitely arranged however they had their own improvisations. The song was very upbeat and I was immediately focusing all my attention on the band. Gordon Jones, on alto sax, performed a solo in the middle of the song that was unbelievable. DJ Williams also soloed, and demonstrated his skills as a guitarist with a great rhythm. After the first song, I was amazed.
If you listen to it you might say A(8) but if you listen to the music Carefully, the music is slightly different which makes it same part to be A(16). And then the second chorus starts with slightly changing the note with trumpet. Second chrorus has same beat form which A(16) A(16) A(16). Then the third chorus starts. Dizzy Gillespie started adding the solos to the music.
Throughout the concert the band stayed in sync with the artist. If the singer sang faster the band kept up with him. During the ballad songs the band smoothly and it the music almost put you in a
Songwriting Craig McDonagh NQ Rock & Pop 1. In this essay I will detail the basic components that constitute a song and the way in which these components are combined in different ways to create different styles and genres of music. I will give two examples of different artists and how their sounds differ within their own repertoires and with each other. Components of a Song: Rhythm - The rhythm section of a song is the part that controls the tempo, timing and duration of a song. It’s essentially an arrangement of sounds and silences, with certain sounds more pronounced than others.
The first movement, which is Molto Moderato, thus infuses with a tuneful melodic expansion. This could make the emerging subdue and ever-expanding opening theme. The movement proceeds to a more self-assured, brass-laden climax, which eventually will change the situation and environment around the hearer themselves. The opening of the Allegro Molto of the second movement announces a happy and cheering mood of intent, the percussion crashes and brass rocket figure that foreshadows the Fanfare of the last movement. The movement continues with trio cast scherzo, thus turning into humorous bounces and assumed martial drive.
The melodic lines are played in the folk style and the instruments improvise around the melody at the same time. They sometimes play a very similar melody in slightly different ways and sometimes they weave a complex counterpoint (groups of instruments) around the melody and scale. The backing instruments create an
Syncopation is the act of accenting before or after a beat, to alter the pattern of a previously steady rhythm. To syncopate a rhythm one must play accented notes where there were previously none. It is also
There are quite a few leaps and the music accelerando. The main theme tune repeats about twice and often a different phrase is played, added or accompanies it. Such as the slight run up at the end of Peters find melody were Peter must be excited to see his friend the bird. The tempo is reasonably fast but changes when played with other instruments or in different parts of the story. Some beats of the bar are more accented or played differently and it leaps up at the end of the bar in some phrases, but the tempo stays mainly the same with a few exceptions.
[a rising leap of a 4th followed by a scalic descent of a 4th ]. 4 ‘For the mouth of the Lord has spoken it’. Long dotted minim repeated notes. Triple metre 3/4 time throughout, sometimes varied at cadences by the use of hemiola [using tied notes to give a feeling of 3 bars of duple metre]. Regular on-beat crotchet or quaver movement in the bass keeps the rhythm moving forward without pausing at cadences.
The choir put a spin on the way I ever looked at lyrics but the melody that they created was both high and low, they just stayed in harmony even when they weren't all singing at one and it was guys vs girls. As for the band I would say that the range that they covered as well correlated just right with the choir as they had