Which one of the examples listed below has the most interesting elements (melody

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Which one of the examples listed below has the most interesting elements (melody, harmony, rhythm, dynamics, tone color and/or arrangement, tempo, etc.)? You can find the videos on you tube.

Examples:

Who Needs Forever, from Session 1

Cafe Regio's, from Session 1

Astral Traveling, from Session 2

All Soul, from Session 2

Like It Is, from Session 2

Write a paragraph, citing the example of your choice by name. Explain why its elements caught your attention. Use only one of the examples included above. You may not use an example not on the list.

In writing your response, consider the following points, although other details may be mentioned as well:

Is the melody memorable?

Is the rhythm stimulating? Is it instead in the background of the piece?

Are the tone colors, i.e. the choice of voice and/or instruments, effective for the piece?

Is the use of harmony appealing?

Are the dynamics, i.e. loudness and softness, interesting?

Is the tempo at which the piece is performed appropriate?

Is the form of the composition easy to understand and follow?

Was there much dissonance in the music?

Explanation / Answer

The example which has the most interesting elements is Who needs forever.

The main reason is its melody which is catchy, Happy and uplifting.

Yes, the melody is memorable as it is uplifting.

The rhythm was strong and it was stimulating.

The voice and instruments are effective and well suited for the piece.

Yes, the harmony was appealing because of the tonal and rich structure.

The dynamics of music is soft which really made it interesting.

Yes, the tempo at which the piece is performed is appropriate and well suited for the song.

Yes, the form of composition is easy to understand and to follow.

No, there was no dissonance in the music.

I hope you got the answer.

Thank you.

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