Everything Must Go - Introduction

Question 1

What chords are used in the introduction?

Answer 1

Am/E

Emaj7

Question 2

What does Am/E mean when playing on the piano?

Answer 2

A minor chord played with a E at the bottom ( lowest note)

Question 3

What is the texture of the whole piece?

Answer 3

Homophonic

Question 4

What is the key of this piece?

Answer 4

E major

Question 5

What is the tempo of this piece?

Answer 5

135BPM (fast)

Question 6

What is the Italian term for slow, medium, fast

Answer 6

Slow = adagio 
Medium = andante 
Fast = allegro

Question 7

What is the time signature of this piece?

Answer 7

4/4

Question 8

What is the harmonic rhythm of the introduction?

Answer 8

From bar 3 each chord last for two bars

Question 9

How many bars is the introduction?

Answer 9

1-6 bars

Question 10

What is the dynamic of the introduction?

Answer 10

mezzo forte (mf)

Question 11

What technique (instrumental effect) does the electric guitar use in the intro?

Answer 11

Distortion

Sliding into the first chord

Question 12

Describe the rhythm played by the drum kit in bars 1 and 2

Answer 12

dotted

Question 13

What does dotted mean?

Answer 13

short long (e.g. quaver --> dotted crotchet) or 
long short (e.g. dotted crotchet --> quaver

Question 14

Which parts of the kit are used in the intro?

Answer 14

Bass drum, toms (beats 1,2,3)

Hi hat and snare (beat 4)

Question 15

Describe the technique played by the rhythm guitar?

Answer 15

5 note strumming feature

Question 16

Who else plays the dotted drum kit rhythm? (bars 3-6)

Answer 16

bass guitar and rhythm guitar

Question 17

Describe the bass guitar part in the introduction?

Answer 17

Repeated E note

Question 18

What instruments are heard in the intro

Answer 18

Drum Kit 
Electric guitar 
Bass guitar 
Violins 
Violas 
Keyboard

Question 19

Describe the string and keyboard part in the intro

Answer 19

playing sustained chords

Question 20

What happens in the drum part at the end of the intro

Answer 20

A fill