Castle In the Sky is my latest hit song. Here are some elements relative to the construct of the song.
The song has many of the elements important to song writing, such as motif, melismas, idioms, metaphors (Many of the metaphors are personifications), symmetry, asymmetry and repetition. The tessitura or range span two octaves as the prosody on the bridge called for another fifth in the addition to the octave and a fifth, which the verses and chorus occupy.
The motifs are repeated as themselves or sometimes tweaked, thus adding symmetry and contrast to the piece
Can you spot these elements in this song? If you do you are welcome to note them here.
The song is a project studio demo, which means it is not yet professionally produced.
Lastly, the theme of the song gives voice to everyone who is ever been attracted to someone but reluctant to share it with the person, because they fear it might not be returned. However they think about the attraction more often than you should.
You should see if you could spot some of the elements that make "Castle In the Sky" the success that it is.
Castle In the Sky is my latest hit song. Here are some elements relative to the construct of the song.
The song has many of the elements important to song writing, such as motif, melismas, idioms, metaphors (Many of the metaphors are personifications), symmetry, asymmetry and repetition. The tessitura or range span two octaves as the prosody on the bridge called for another fifth in the addition to the octave and a fifth, which the verses and chorus occupy.
The motifs are repeated as themselves or sometimes tweaked, thus adding symmetry and contrast to the piece
Can you spot these elements in this song? If you do you are welcome to note them here.
The song is a project studio demo, which means it is not yet professionally produced.
Lastly, the theme of the song gives voice to everyone who is ever been attracted to someone but reluctant to share it with the person, because they fear it might not be returned. However they think about the attraction more often than you should.
You should see if you could spot some of the elements that make "Castle In the Sky" the success that it is.
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