Please, please me 0.0 / 5 ? Performance Studies/Performing ArtsThe BeatlesA2/A-levelNone Created by: Lucy OCreated on: 11-05-16 14:08 What number single was it? Where did it get to in the charts? Second single. No.1 1 of 23 What did it begin as? A slow ballad 2 of 23 What did George Martin tell them to do? Speed it up 3 of 23 When was it released? 11th January 1963 4 of 23 Example of repetitiveness in the lyrics? 1st verse same as the 3rd 5 of 23 What instruments were the Beatles playing? Paul- voice, bass guitar; John- voice, rhythm guitar, harmonica; George- voice, lead guitar; Ringo- drums 6 of 23 What key was the song in? E mjaor 7 of 23 How many beats in each bar? 4 8 of 23 What was the duration of the song? 2 min 1 sec 9 of 23 How were the lyrics typical of earlier songs? About relationship between boy and girl 10 of 23 What chord was used in the intro? E major 11 of 23 What 2 instruments played the melody line? Harmonica and lead guitar 12 of 23 How many phrases in verse 1? How many bars in each? 4 phrases, 4 bars 13 of 23 What did Paul and John each sing? What style was this similar to? Paul- constant E, John- descending melody. Everley Brothers style 14 of 23 What chords do they use? What are these called? Where are they used? E, A, B. Primary Chords. Blues 15 of 23 What 4 changes does the 'come on's' include? Syncopated rhythm, George added, choral response, melody rises in pitch 16 of 23 What octave leap does the climax of the verse include? Leap to high B 17 of 23 How many bars is the bridge? How many in the link? 8 bars. 2 bars 18 of 23 What does the melody line include towards the end? Octave leap 19 of 23 What instrument does the link use? Harmonica 20 of 23 What does the song not do which is unusual? Fade out 21 of 23 What chords do the last 3 bars include? What key don't they belong to? C, G. E key 22 of 23 What does Ringo supply? Quirky semiquaver drum rhythms 23 of 23
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