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Instruments ?

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African : kora, talking drum

Celtic forces : hurdy-gurdy, uilleann pipes, bodhrán, fiddle, whistle, accordion

Western dance forces: male vox, female vox, synthesiser, breath sample, drum machine, electric piano, shaker & tambourine

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Playing techniques?

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Glissando, ornamentation, double stopping, open and closed hi-hat

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Texture

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By looping parts together 
Layering 
Mainly homophonic 
Heterophonic texture (during outro)
Polyphonic at places
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Structure ?

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Verse form

Intro - verse - solo - breaks - solo - outro

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describe Melody?

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Use of non-sense lyrics
Syllabic in the main verse
Some spoken parts
Short phrases
Limited range of the female voice (6th)
Male voice has an extended range of a 13th
Repetitive
Sense of improvement from opening female vocal
Use of reverb is very obvious for the whole track

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Harmony and tonality?

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Diatonic 
Key of c minor
Modal
Chord sequence are repetitive 
Hints of chromaticism 
Use of extended chords 
Slow harmonic pulse
Use of drone
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Tempo metre and rhythm

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Free time at the start 
Steady tempo established as 50”|100 bpm
Simple quadruple meter
Slightly swung semiquavers
Syncopation
Triplets & sextuplets  
Accents 
Rhythmic ostinato 
Use of riffs 
Short rhythmic phrases (2-4bar)
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Fusion influence on melodies?

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African - pentatonic,short repetitive phrases, conjuct and rhythmic, cyclic. Some Long notes and call + response dialect might be used.

Celt - modal, highly decorative with turns, grace notes and mordents. Usually conjuct, virtuosic.

Dance melodies are réplétive and hooky, short phrases layered or looped.

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Tone of piece

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C aeolian mode = set of intervals

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What is a transcript ?

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Written version originally presented in a different medium

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Intro parts

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Fig 1
Loop 1
Loop 2
Loop 3
Loop 4
Loop 5
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Verse 1 parts

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Female vocal
Fig 2
Loop 6
Loop 7
Loop 8
Loop 9
Loop 10
Loop 11
Loop 12
Loop 13
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Verse 2

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Male vocal
Fig 3 + Loop 4

Male vocal
Fig 4 + loop 15

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Solo parts

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Fig 5 + loop 16 + loop 17

Low whistle
Fig 6 + loop 18 + loop 19 (male vocal)

Hurdy gurdy (Loop 20)

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Verse 3 parts

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Female vocal
Fig 2 + loop 22

Male vocal
Fig 4 + loop 23

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16
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Build parts

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Drum break 
Loop 24
Loop 12
Loop 1
Loop 2

+loop 25 + loop 26 + loop 27 + loop 28

17
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Outro parts

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Female vocal

Fade out
Loop 25
Loop 26