And You’re Lucky To Be In A Job, And In A Bed

Question 1

dynamics - and you’re lucky to be in a job, and in a bed

Answer 1

still mf

Question 2

rhythm - and you’re lucky to be in a job, and in a bed

Answer 2

in 12/8
6/4 fell of the cross rhythms still moving against the 12/8 feel in the voice

Question 3

pitch - and you’re lucky to be in a job, and in a bed

Answer 3

mid range in voice pitch

Question 4

structure - and you’re lucky to be in a job, and in a bed

Answer 4

2 bar phrase, split in 2 by the two voices, 4th phrase in verse 4

Question 5

melody - and you’re lucky to be in a job, and in a bed

Answer 5

‘and’ is an 11th appoggiatura
‘lucky to be’ is monotone for emphasis of poverty
‘and in a bed’ is falling for emphasis of hardship

Question 6

use of instruments - and you’re lucky to be in a job, and in a bed

Answer 6

no staccato quavers in accompaniment

Question 7

tempo - and you’re lucky to be in a job, and in a bed

Answer 7

molto allegro

Question 8

textures - and you’re lucky to be in a job, and in a bed

Answer 8

no woodwind accompaniment - just syncopated 6/4 accompaniment and chordal crotchet beat in the lower line
‘and you’re lucky to be in a job’ is sang by worker 2
‘and in a bed’ is sand by woman

Question 9

tonality - and you’re lucky to be in a job, and in a bed

Answer 9

F minor

Question 10

timbre - and you’re lucky to be in a job, and in a bed

Answer 10

continues in 12/8 from ‘bed’ onwards - no cross rhythms or syncopation in the accompaniment

Question 11

harmony - and you’re lucky to be in a job, and in a bed

Answer 11

‘and in a bed’ is antiphonal from the previous bar
drums have antiphonal answer which is descending at the end after the phrase

Question 12

chords - and you’re lucky to be in a job, and in a bed

Answer 12

I - V7 - Vi
Fm - C7 - Db maj=solidarity
interrupted cadence