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    How To Understand A Song

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    A song is defined as a work of music intended to be sung, using distinct pitches and patterns. Songs serve several social functions, including entertainment, teaching moral values, expressing emotions, and creating emotional connections. A typical song structure includes an intro, verse, chorus or refrain, break, bridge, and outro. Language features of songs include lyrics, rhyming words, and figurative language such as metaphors, hyperboles, and similes.

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    How To Understand A Song

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    A song is defined as a work of music intended to be sung, using distinct pitches and patterns. Songs serve several social functions, including entertainment, teaching moral values, expressing emotions, and creating emotional connections. A typical song structure includes an intro, verse, chorus or refrain, break, bridge, and outro. Language features of songs include lyrics, rhyming words, and figurative language such as metaphors, hyperboles, and similes.

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    7. How to Understand a Song

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    A song is defined as a work of music intended to be sung, using distinct pitches and patterns. Songs serve several social functions, including entertainment, teaching moral values, expressing emotions, and creating emotional connections. A typical song structure includes an intro, verse, chorus or refrain, break, bridge, and outro. Language features of songs include lyrics, rhyming words, and figurative language such as metaphors, hyperboles, and similes.

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    How To Understand A Song

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    A song is defined as a work of music intended to be sung, using distinct pitches and patterns. Songs serve several social functions, including entertainment, teaching moral values, expressing emotions, and creating emotional connections. A typical song structure includes an intro, verse, chorus or refrain, break, bridge, and outro. Language features of songs include lyrics, rhyming words, and figurative language such as metaphors, hyperboles, and similes.

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    SONG

    X ATR, KH, & ATPH


    DEFINITION OF SONG

    • A song is a single work of music intended to be sung by


    the human voice with distinct and fixed pitches and
    patterns using sound and silence and a variety of forms
    that often include the repetition of sections.
    SOSIAL FUNCTION OF SONGS

    The social function of song are:


    • To entertain the listeners.
    • To teach moral value through the lyrics of the songs.
    • To provide a way of managing the realitionship between our public
    and private emotional life.
    • To express personal feeling.
    • To give someone to not only shares their emotions with others, but
    also to have an emotional connection that just can’t be experienced
    in any other way.
    GENERAL STRUCTURE OF SONGS

    • a. Intro
    The introduction establishes melodic, harmonic, and/or rhythmic
    related to the main body of song.

    • b. Verse
    It is the section of the song structure that tells the story. This is the
    exposition, describing the scene or the person, or an emotion.
    GENERAL STRUCTURE OF
    SONGS

    • c. Chorus of Refrain
    A chorus is the most repeated section, so it’s the easiest remembered. A
    chorus is the summary of the song’s story.
    • d. Break
    A break is actually a brief “rest” or “pause” for the core melody within a
    song used to add further dimension and excitement.
    GENERAL STRUCTURE OF
    SONGS

    • e. Bridge
    This is the part of the song that shifts. It can suddenly
    change tempo, or volume, or instrumentation.
    f. Outro or Coda
    This is the end of the road for the song. It can repeat the
    intro, chorus or a refrain as an outro, or a bridge with an
    instrumental solo.
    Language Feature

    • Lyric
    • Rhyming words  rima
    • Figurative Language
    - Metaphor (menyamakan sesuatu dengan yang lain)
    - Hyperbole (melebih-lebihkan)
    - Simile (perumpamaan dengan menggunakan kata seperti
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