You Re A Good Man Charlie Brown Analysis

On October 7th, I went to a musical play called You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown. The musical had many different songs, and each one had a different rhythm, melody, etc. Two of the songs that I really enjoyed listening to is was “Supper Time”, and “Snoopy”, the musical director was (Dr. Tammie Huntington), and orchestra conductor was (Davy Chinn). Both these songs had a certain emotion to them, as well as the style they played. I will discuss both on the emotional impact, and describe how the songs sounded in the play. First song I am going to describe is “Supper Time”. This songs melody was very upbeat. The melody had a high pitch and loud dynamic sound to it, and the song really made you feel like you needed to get up and move around, or even dance. As I stated that the song and a high pitch sound in the song, but …show more content…
This song is very different from the first song. This songs melody had a more calming sound to it, it like listening to the ocean as the sun is setting. It just had a very calming melody to it. The pitch was low, and very soft dynamics to it. From the start, this song is just slow and low, so the best way to describe the tempo of this song is slow. The singer had a long duration when singing certain words, but a soft dynamic. Even the instruments had a low and soft sound to them, which is why it was very calming to the ears. Towards the middle of the song, it changes slowly and the calming melody turns to something of an irritating emotional sound. The pitch gets a little higher, and the dynamic of the song gets slightly louder. However, it is the tempo that changes the most during this point of the song. The tempo switch from slow and it slowly progress to a fast tempo. Then out of nowhere the music stops for a couple of seconds and switching back to how it was in the beginning. As I describe this song, you can tell that the rhythm of this song did not stay the same, it changed over time in the