One Direction's power pop hit "What Makes You Beautiful" (2011) was written by Savan Kotecha and producer Rami Yacoub.
Meter: The meter is 4/4, also known as common time.
Melodic contour: The melodic contour repeats an ascending and descending pattern in each part of the form.
Mode: The song is in a major mode.
Form: The basic form is verse/chorus.
intro 1: four measures
verse 1: (A 8 measures) (B 4 measures)
chorus 1: (8 measures) x 2 + 2 measures (7 and 8 are repeated)
intro 2: two measures
verse 2: (A 8 measures) (B 4 measures)
chorus 2: (8 measures ) x 2 + 2 measures (7 and 8 are repeated)
intro 3: 4 measures repeated
verse 3: The second half of A (4 measures) and B (four measures)
chorus 3: (8 measures) x 2 (7 and 8 are repeated three times)
Saturday, April 18, 2015
What is the meter, melodic contour, mode, and form of the song "What Makes You Beautiful" by One Direction?
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