AQA GCSE AOS2: Where in 'Prologue/LSOH'?

Use of the chords C6 and G6

• First section A (chorus)

• First half of section B (verse)

• Intro

• Last section A (chorus)

Use of melismas

• On the lyrics 'happening' and 'air' in section A

• On the lyrics 'happening' and 'air' in section B

Use of the more complex G5add#4 instead of G major

• First section A (chorus)

• Last section A (chorus)

• Section B

• Outro/coda

Use of the non-diatonic chord of C minor

• 'Oh, no, no, no!' at end of section A's (choruses)

• 'Beware!' at end of section B (verse)

• Intro

Use of Am7sus4 chord

• 'Oh, no, no, no, no!' at end of section A's (choruses)

• 'Beware!' at the end of section B (verse)

• Coda

• Intro

Use of the organ

• Section A of 'LSOH'

• Prologue

• Section B of 'LSOH'

• Coda

Use of the tresillo (or '332' rhythm)

• In the piano part throughout intro/section A

• In the vocal line throughout intro/section A

• In the bass guitar part throughout intro/section A

Drum roll with added crescendo

• Coda

• First section A (chorus)

• Prologue

• Section B (verse)

Section ___ of 'LSOH' is less rhythmically complex than the rest of the piece.

The ______ section A is only 6 bars long.

• first

• second

• last