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| how many sections make up the form of song structure? |
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| What are the different parts that make up the form of a song? |
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intro
verse
chorus
bridge
solo
outro
hook |
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| a demonstration recording |
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| what is the purpose of the intro? |
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| It introduces the meldoy or mood of the song. Or in some cases it can be entirly contrast the rest of the song. |
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| some times has the same melody and chords as the intro, but the lyrics very from verse to verse. |
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| Some times has the same melody and chords as the intro, but the lyrics very from verse to verse. |
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| Different rythem and mood from the rest of the song and usually breaks the repetition of the verse and choruses in a song. |
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| High lights an instrument. It can also funtion as a bridge. |
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| A unique ending or fade out in a song. |
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usually the producers responsibility;
consist of writing the music for instrument parts or notation or simple chart lay outs for musicians. |
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| What are the parts to the Three Act Paradigm? |
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| Introduction;complication;resolution |
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| What parts make up Act1-Introduction? |
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Hook:grabs audience's attention
Exposition:who,what,when,and where
Plot Point One:major event that moves us into act2. |
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| What are the parts that compose Act2-Complication? |
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Mid-Point:half way point or point of no return
Climax:highest dramatic peek of the story |
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| what are the two accential character roles identified in the three act paradigm? |
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Protagonist: character that goes through a change
Antagonist: character that causes a change in another character... |
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| what are storyboards/flowcharts? |
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| the main iamges or film or mulitmedia set up shot by shot in comic book fashion |
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