Jeff Buckley- Grace
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- Created on: 02-05-13 12:20
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- Jeff Buckley- Grace
- Technology
- Effects- whisper, reverb, slides, delay, mandolin effect, scoops on the tremolo arm, hitting the body of acoustic guitar
- Melody
- Telephone EQ effect- added to vocal melody in 'M8' harsh distant effect
- Verse 3 melody higher, high pitch vocal improvisations in outro using melisma and falsetto
- Tonality & Harmony
- D major
- Ambiguous at start verse, pre-chorus and chorus are modal (tonic of E)
- Bass guitar provides pedal note "D" power chords
- Harmonies modal- Em, Em/F5, Em/Eb5
- Pre-chorus- Em, F# dim, G6, A6, Bm, A6/9
- Chorus- Em/F5, Em, Eb5
- Hummed vocals
- Tempo & Rhythm
- 64 bpm= dotted crotchet
- Acoustic and hi-hat "driving" song forward
- Verse more emphasis on toms
- Drum roll to middle 8
- Cymbals in verse 3
- Solid rock beat
- 12/8
- Form & Structure
- Intro
- Verse 1
- Pre-chorus
- Chorus
- Link
- Verse 2
- Pre-chorus
- Chorus
- Middle 8
- Link
- Verse 3
- Outro
- Verse 3
- Link
- Middle 8
- Chorus
- Pre-chorus
- Verse 2
- Link
- Chorus
- Pre-chorus
- Verse 1
- Intro
- Instrumentation
- Drum kit, Bass guitar, Three electric guitars, Acoustic guitar, Lead vocal
- Backing vocals and strings- used for effects or to raise tension, by adding texture
- Texture
- Textural
- Verse becomes thinner
- Strings play pizzicato
- Polyphonic in middle 8
- Thick texture in verse 3
- Facts about set work
- Released on 23rd August 1994
- Lyrics based on a dream Buckley had about a girl not wanting her boyfriend to leave- about death
- Technology
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