PROD 1061 Arrangements

Undefined song structure. Dynamic shifts, vocal changes keep the listener engaged. Arrangement is built on a three chord pattern and an electronic pulse which give the song a sense of continuity. Song has a coda in a completely different musical style that races to an exhilarating finish.

Baba O’Riley The Who

The Story of the Song

This mood is created by the vocal performance, the tempo, the groove and the instrumentation. The mood is upbeat and hopeful.

The mood is also created by the vocal performance, tempo, groove and instrumentation but is a very different mood., It is more dramatic, emotionally rich., Almost a sadness to this performance.

Verse and chorus have their own identity. Change occurs every 8 bars. Huge jump in dynamics for the chorus. The song has great dynamics and uses instrumentation, harmonies and vocal performance to build tension. Song ends like it begins, bookending.

There are details that run through the track to keep the story going, Big move up dynamically in the chorus Adding and removing low end is one of the best ways to change the dynamics of your track. Vocal performance also changes throughout the song.

Starts at a nice low dynamic The song builds towards the chorus which has two parts. The second half acting sort of like a drop. This arrangement helps a song that doesn’t really change much musically.

Opening has TV-like dramatic horns. Chorus has secondary post chorus which is also very catchy. Second verse goes to a different musical idea along with a rap. Songs ends on yet another musical style change in the coda.

Light vocal performance so the instrumentation is arranged The high dynamic musical theme is done instrumentally. Each section has its own identity based largely on the instrumentation and the drum groove. The instrumentation invokes a nostalgia for Laurel Canyon.

Classic ’90’s dynamics. The guitar and drums, relate to their instruments informs the arrangement. Vocal also contributes greatly to the dynamics of the song. The arrangement follows the composition of the song.

Starts like a solo, just vocal and piano. Second verse is automatically different because the band is in. Second chorus has all band in Song ends on a high energy disco rave up.