Here, there, and everywhere

Question 1

Structure
AO4

Answer 1

AABA
(Used from “The great American songbook”)

Question 2

It is about…

Answer 2

Living the moment

Question 3

Composed by

Answer 3

Paul McCartney

Question 4

Paul McCartney was…

Answer 4

Experimenting and improvising

Question 5

Instrumentation

Answer 5

Paul’s vocals are leading

Backing vocals

Guitar

Drums

Question 6

The melody is

Answer 6

Diatonic

Question 7

Drums

Answer 7

Play on the beat

Question 8

Guitar (sonority and harmony)

Answer 8

Mainly plays tonic

Twang sound

Question 9

Why does the guitar have a twang sound

Answer 9

Leslie cabinet speaker has been used

Question 10

Melody in lead vocal

Answer 10

Falsetto
Speech-like
Disjunct

Question 11

Rhythm

Answer 11

Soft syncopation due to the ties in the melody
Speech rhythms
Lombardic rhythms

Question 12

Give an example of a lombardic rhythm in this piece

Answer 12

“And if (she’s beside me)”

Question 13

Backing vocals

Answer 13

Main accompaniment

Close harmony (Barbershop)
Parallel shifting (ascending)
Vocalisation

Question 14

The song is massively inspired by (W.L.)

Answer 14

Beach Boys : “God only knows”

Question 15

Outro is…(Length)

Answer 15

5 bars long

Question 16

What happens in section B in terms of instruments

Answer 16

No backing vocals

Question 17

How long is section B

Answer 17

4 bars long - short

Question 18

Why does the 2nd bar have irregular phrasing

Answer 18

To link easily with section B

Question 19

Introduction is important because it…

Answer 19

Instantly gives context about the song

Question 20

How long is the introduction

Answer 20

3 bars long

Question 21

What is the tempo marking in the introduction

Answer 21

Rubato => freedom

Question 22

The backing vocals are…

Answer 22

Multitracked

Question 23

In the introduction, the time signatures are…

Answer 23

4. 7. 4
5. 8. 4

(Each one bar long)

Question 24

What is strange about the introduction (apart from the fact that the time signature keeps changing)

Answer 24

There is a pause (//) in b. 2

Question 25

In the line, “Nobody can deny that there’s something there” / “someone is speaking but doesn’t know he’s there” (harmony)

Answer 25

Backwards circle of 5ths progression

Question 26

In the line, “Love never dies”, the melody in the 2nd voice of the 2 part singing, descends to end on an interval of a…which…

Answer 26

4ths
Evokes sadness and grief

Question 27

In the 1st beat of “wave of her hand” and “nobody can deny”…(harmony)

Answer 27

There’s dissonance

Question 28

Introduction (chords used)

Answer 28

G
Bm
Bb
Am

i.e. I, iii, FLATTENED 3rd (chromatic), ii

Question 29

Winding on an interval of a 4th is a… influence (genre)

Answer 29

Baroque influence