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Melody is mostly conjunct or disjunct?

Conjunct

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The Ba’s are disjunct. What intervals are they?

Major 3rds and perfect 5ths

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What vocal technique is used in the ‘bring the beat in’?

Spoken word

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Phrasing?

Regular 4 bar

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Lower tessitura in what part?

Verse

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Higher tessitura in what parts?

Chorus and coda

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What makes the pre-chorus static?

Continuously singing on the A for 1 ½ bars

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Where does it go to after the static phrase?

The dominant of G

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What happens at the end of phrases to contrast the mostly syllabic melody?

Descending melisma

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Is the melody mostly conjunct or disjunct?

Conjunct

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What creates chromatisicm?

The Ab on ‘can’t you see’

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Vocal compass?

2 octaves

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Highest note in the song?

B

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What is it called when the melody goes from G, A, C?

Voice leading

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How is the chorus more disjunct?

Uses more triadic movement

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What does the Coda use melodically to make it catchy and repetative?

Sequences

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What vocal technique does Beyonce use to show emotion?

Belting

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What is used to decorate the melody line?

Grace notes and slurs

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How does the song gradually crescendo?

Layering of the different instruments

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Key of the song?

C major

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What tonality aspect does the coda contain?

Direct modulations by a semitone

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What is the key progression?

C, C#, D, Eb, E

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Chromatic approach chord used?

Abmaj7

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What follows Abmaj7?

Perfect cadence of G to C

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Structure that is post common in pop?

Verse-chorus

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What harmonic feature reinforces the Key in the intro?

Tonic Pedal note

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Chromatic chords in the verse?

Cmaj7, F#7#11, Fmaj7, Amaj7, F/G

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What do the extensions do?

Show influence from jazz and create tension

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What inversions are there?

F/A and A/G

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What do the inversions do?

Create a descending bassline

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How is there contrary motion?

Descending bassline and ascending melody

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Pre-chorus harmony?

Dm, G/F, Em

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Why is Dm surprising in this context?

It’s the second in C major

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How does beyonce take us away from C major after the pre-chorus?

Use of A7b9 which is the secondary dominant of Dm

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What instruments are used that aren’t normally in pop songs?

Horns

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Time signature?

4/4

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What rhythmic device is used for the ‘ba’s’?

Syncopation

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Why does syncopation show influence from jazz?

Has a feeling of imrpovisation

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What note lengths are used in the verse to make it on-beat?

Crotchets and quavers

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What rhythmic device is used to extend phrases and make it syncopated?

Dotted rhythms

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Where are dotted rhythms used?

Melisma at the end of phrases

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What note lengths are used in the chorus to pick up the pace?

Quavers and semiquavers

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What is used to amplify the message?

Repeated crotchets on ‘top’

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What texture is it throughout?

Homophonic

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How are dynamics built?

Layering of instruments

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What textural device is used in the song’s opening?

Octave unison