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Song Forms

by Smaesher, Sep. 2015

Subjects: MU121

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	Simple Verse Form	Series of Verses that uses the the Same Underlying Music. Contains NO BRIDGE OR CHORUS. Can contain a Refrain (like a chorus but shorter, often found at the end or beginning of a verse) Songs Sh-Boom - The Chords Elvis Presley - Heartbreak Hotel Muddy Waters - Im Your Hoochie Coochie Man (16 bar blues)
	Doo-Wop Progression	Chord Progression used in Doo-Wop songs (I - vi - IV - V) A repeating four chord progresssion.
	AABA	Two similar phrases followed by a contrasting phrase followed by a section similar to the first two phrases. Can be repeated. (AABA, AABA) Songs Jerry Lewis - Great Balls of FIre Steeley Dan - Josie
	Simple Verse-Chorus	Simple piece of music used as the Basis for Both Chorus and Verse Songs Can the Circle Be Unbroken (Not Simple Verse)
	Contrasting Verse-Chorus	When the song employs different music for the Verse and the Chorus. May include a Bridge or other contrasting phrases. Songs The Crickets (Buddy Holly) - That'll Be the Day