The snatch ?For No wiz? by the Beatles has 2 verses and one chorus verse-chorus structure repeated 3 time (i.e. AAB times 3). The second has 4 throws to the bar and is set at a moderate tempo. The front verse starts off with adept piano and voice, which are both warming sounds. As the piece commences, the hi-hat cymbals of the drums join in the second verse with the same beat timing as the piano. The tambourine with an offbeat, and bass-guitar, which adds depth, join in the very first chorus. This ensemble carries on throughout out the rest of the var. except for the 2nd verse of the 2nd verse-chorus structure where the french horn plays instead of the sung line (voice). The French horn, which is a brassy sound, comes in again on the 2nd to remnant verse, but this time behind the sung melody, and also righteousness at the very end on the final keynote note to end to resolve the piece.
On the verses it can be heard that the instruments play a straight backing without all embellishments and not adding any melody or counter melody notes whereas the choruses have a noticeable change in rung count on the piano and some piano notes real follow the melody. On each of the verse-to-verse-to-chorus the backing runs straight through. However, at the end of each chorus there is a cold-shoulder pause (rest beats) before continuing into the next verse to stir a deliberate marked and noticeable change mingled with the verse and the chorus, and to mark the end of a verse-chorus structure.
As the piece is in a moderate, and an about lively tempo it seems at odds with the subject matter of the words, which is about a failed relationship. Theres almost a cheeriness that...
This is an exceptionally good description of the instrumental tracking on this song, showing a good listening ear, a fine attention to detail, and a very good king to describe music in words.
I would have care more explanation of the lyrics.
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