1. Identify the chords in this song from 1:00 to 1:45.
• C major- A minor - C major - A minor
• F major - G major - C major - G major -C major -F major - G major - A minor - F major - G minor - A minor - F major - A minor - G major - C major
2. Explain how these chords help to convey the meaning of the words of the song.
The reason why the song sounds sad is because it is in a minor key.
3. There is a chord (under the word "composing) that could be named in two different ways. Name both ways and explain which you prefer, giving reasons for your answer.
The chords under the word "composing" are G# or Ab, and the one I prefer is the Ab chord and the reason why is because I'm familiar with that chord or flats chords because I always add flat chords in my songs.
Second Song: Pink Floyd - "Shine On You Crazy Diamond"
1. At 3:56, a 4-note motif is played on the guitar. Name the 4 notes and the 3 intervals formed by them.
Bb - F - G - E
The three intervals formed by them are:
2. The first three notes suggest a chord - What is this?
With the notes G - Bb - D make the minor chord G.
3. After a while, the chord underneath the notes changes. To what?
It changes to C major
St. Paul's Suite IV.Finale (The Dargasson)
1. What is the time signature?
This piece is in 2/4
2. Notate or describe the rhythm of the main theme (the theme is made up of a rhythmic motif that keeps repeating, you need only describe it once.
It moves quickly to the second beat.
3. Another tune comes in after about a minute. How has the composer combined the different speed/rhythm of the two tunes? (You may describe it or notate it.)
There's not much going on, it's simple yet poise, accompanied by the fast melody.