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| What is the instrumentation for Everything Must Go |
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Lead singer and backing vocals (male).
Rhythm Section: drum kit, tambourine, keyboards,
lead/rhythm guitar,
bass guitar,
Strings (3 violins and 2 violas - arco). |
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| Describe the tempo using the Italian term and BPM |
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| What is the dynamic range of Everything Must Go |
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| mf (mezzo forte – moderately loud) to f (forte – loud). |
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| What is the tonality (home key)of Everything Must Go |
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E Major
(there is a mix of major & minor chords through the piece. |
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| The texture for the piece is mainly.... |
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| Mainly conjunct/stepwise but chromatic at start of the chorus |
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| The metre of Everything Must Go is? |
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| What style of music would describe Everything Must Go? |
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| Alternative rock/Britpop style |
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| Describe the harmony of Everything Must Go |
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| Diatonic (notes that fit the key of or are related to the home key) |
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