🪸SONG🪸

 

🔱Definition :

Song is an artistic composition of tones or sounds in sequence, combination, and temporal relationship to produce a musical composition that has unity and continuity. And a variety of rhythmic tones or sounds are also called songs. Songs can be sung solo, two, three or in groups.

🔱Generic structure of song :

🪸Intro, the first part of the song where the singer's voice has not been heard, only the instrument.

🪸Verse or stanza, introductory part to the chorus

🪸Bridge, used to bridge between parts of the song. Like between a chorus with a verse or a chorus with a modulating chorus. The notes played on the bridge are generally very different from the verse and chorus.

🪸Chorus, the main message or story of the song. Using a different tone pattern and more comfortable than the verse. Chorus or chorus is almost the same as chorus. Chorus is usually simpler than Chorus. Reff means repetition.

🪸Coda is the final part of the song with the tone and verse to close the song. In contrast to brigde, coda takes some pre-existing lyrics and notes.The structure is not rigid, so not all songs have such a structured structure. But every song in general must have a verse, chorus, and bridge.

🔱Language features of song

🪸Imagery (simile or imagination)

Describes about feelings and emotions, meaning that a song usually tries to describe the feelings that the writer feels.

🪸Rhythm (rhythm)

Rhythm here is used to create the mood. For example, if we are sad and listen to a song with a slow rhythm, we will get carried away with the song. So, rhythm creates mood!

🪸Figures of speech

Some figurative words used in a song for example:

🪸Metaphor (metaphor)

At first glance, the two things being compared are unrelated, but actually there are similarities between the two things, for example: Time is a thief (time is a thief) or Her hair was silk (his hair is like silk).

🪸Simile (figuratively)

A thing is described with something similar using the word 'like' or 'as', for example: My love is like a red rose.

🪸Hyperbole (hyperbole)

A thing is described in excess, sometimes tickling because it is too much. For example:

🪸Personification (personification)

An object appears like a person, meaning that the object (not human) has the ability like a human. Such as: The wind whisper or The snowflakes danced in the wind.

🪸Alliteration (alliteration)

The repetition of the sound at the beginning of each word. For example: Peter Parker picks a pack of pants punctually (Peter Parker changes his suit on time).

🔱Figurative Language In The Song Lyrics Of Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody. 

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