final presentation - group 2 - otis redding.pptx - Scott D. Lipscomb
final presentation - group 2 - otis redding.pptx - Scott D. Lipscomb
final presentation - group 2 - otis redding.pptx - Scott D. Lipscomb
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Musical Analysis <br />
Texture and Form <br />
• Texture: The texture of this song is definitely <br />
homophonic melody and accompaniment. I feel <br />
it is this because it is the singer only being <br />
accompanied by musical instruments and no <br />
back-‐up singers. <br />
• Form: The form is AABA. The B is actually 3 <br />
stanzas, so it sounds like AABACAA if you’re <br />
actually listening for different part feelings, but I <br />
think the idea in AABA is that there is an altered <br />
a,en"on grabbing por"on somewhere in the <br />
middle, so it would fit with the categoriza"on.
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