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Rhapsody is a Hopewell Valley Central High School student-run music theory podcast that is supported their teacher David Schwartzer. Episode Features: Deep Dive - An in depth analysis on one song from one artist Head to Head - The ultimate head to head battle comparing two songs Copycat - Comparing an original song to one or more of its cover versions Sample the Sample - Analyzing the sampled songs used in our favorite hits Connect the Dots - Connecting musical themes from our favorite artists catalog

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Album Review – Metallica’s Kill ‘Em All 7:26

3 years назад7:26

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Rhapsody Podcast (Album Review): Album Review of Metallica’s Kill Em’ All Today's episode is an album review, where I’ll be reviewing Metallica's first album, Kill 'Em All. Metallica's first album is an amazing first album compared to most bands first albums. Most bands don’t know what to do, or how to write an album, but whatever Metallica did, they did it right! Segment 1: Best songs Hit the Lights, The Four Horsemen Seek and Destroy Amazing guitar solos and fast paced, catchy riffs. Segment 2: Ok and meh songs Motorbreath Whiplash. Don't have enough diversity in the riffs. Still amazing guitar solos. Jump into Fire Metal Militia No Remorse Phantom Lord. While good guitar solos are just bland. Riffs are just decent at best. Segment 3: In Depth of Anesthesia Most unique song of the album Bass solo, the entire song. Drums do come in towards the end to spice things up. Editor’s Note - at the end of our podcast, we refer to some triads. While the quality of these triads are accurate, they aren’t “seconds”, but “thirds” which combine to form triads. Credits: Seek and Destroy Hit the Lights The Four Horsemen (Anesthesia) - Pulling Teeth Whiplash Motorbreath Visit our Website www.hvspn.com Subscribe to our Podcast Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts YouTube Connect with us on Social Media Twitter @thehvspn Twitter @HVRhapsody Instagram @HVRhapsody…

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Composer’s Corner: Former Happiness: Mood Explained By Music Theory 8:35

3 years назад8:35

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Rhapsody Podcast Composer’s Corner: Former Happiness: Mood Explained By Music Theory Today’s episode is a Composer’s Corner and will focus on the theme of my piece, Former Happiness. Segment 1: Key Signature Bb Major Bb Natural Minor Chromatic Segment 2: Dynamics Why some parts are quiet - Flute and Glockenspiel Use of breathing Starting and ending with the same dynamics Segment 3: Harmony and Motif Double-Layered Synth One instrument, multiple tracks Melodic motifs Credits: Former Happiness Visit our Website www.hvspn.com Subscribe to our Podcast Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts YouTube Connect with us on Social Media Twitter @thehvspn Twitter @HVRhapsody Instagram @HVRhapsody…

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Deep Dive: Compromising with Depression: Lemon Boy by Cavetown 9:33

3 years назад9:33

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Rhapsody Podcast Deep Dive: Compromising with Depression: Lemon Boy by Cavetown Today’s episode is a deep dive on Lemon Boy, by Cavetown, and will discuss how Cavetown uses this song to make a commentary on mental health issues. Segment 1: Who is Cavetown? Location, Age, etc. Writes songs about mental health, as well as breaking down stigma surrounding it. Role model for queer youth. Introducing the song and what it’s about. Segment 2: Miscellaneous Music Theory Key Signature Tempo Segment 3: Lyrical Content + Instrumentation + Structure Analysis of each verse and chorus Differences in each chorus, why? Overall meaning and connection back to the artist Credits: Cavetown Lemon Boy - Cavetown Visit our Website www.hvspn.com Subscribe to our Podcast Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts YouTube Connect with us on Social Media Twitter @thehvspn Twitter @HVRhapsody Instagram @HVRhapsody…

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Deep Dive: Jimi Hendrix 8:14

3 years назад8:14

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Rhapsody Podcast Deep Dive: Jimi Hendrix Today’s episode is a Deep Dive and will dive into the artist Jimi Hendrix, focusing on his influences both musically and culturally, and his discography during his lifetime. Segment 1: Influences Brief overview of Jimi Hendrix’s influences stemming from his childhood, musical career, 1960s culture, and …hobbies. Segment 2: Are You Experienced? Focusing on Jimi Hendrix’s 1967 debut album, using examples from the songs “Fire” and “Third Stone From The Sun.” Segment 3: Axis: Bold As Love Focusing on Jimi Hendrix’s 1967 sophomore album, exploring its R&B and Psychedelic sound. Used the song “Spanish Castle Magic.” Segment 4: Electric Ladyland & Conclusion Focusing on Jimi Hendrix’s third and final album released during his lifetimes, the legendary 1968 double album Electric Ladyland. Discussing its wide variety and legendary reputation, used songs “...And the Gods Made Love” and “All Along The Watchtower.” Concluding with a discussion on Jimi Hendrix’s death and lasting legacy. Credits: Jimi Hendrix, “ Fire ” Jimi Hendrix, “ Third Stone From The Sun ” Jimi Hendrix, “ Spanish Castle Magic ” Jimi Hendrix, “ ...And the Gods Made Love ” Jimi Hendrix, “ All Along the Watchtower ” Visit our Website www.hvspn.com Subscribe to our Podcast Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts YouTube Connect with us on Social Media Twitter @thehvspn Twitter @HVRhapsody Instagram @HVRhapsody…

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Album Review: Your City Gave me Asthma 8:14

3 years назад8:14

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Rhapsody Album Review: Your City Gave me Asthma Today’s episode is an Album Review and will Go over the album¨Your City Gave me Asthma¨. Segment 1: Background info Created by British musician Wilbur Soot. Released on June 25, 2020. The album features 7 songs, these songs feature an acoustic guitar and vocals. Segment 2: Songs in the album 7 songs in the album. Each song in the album has a deep meaning behind it. Jubilee Line Saline Solution Since I saw Vienna Losing face Your Sister Was Right La Jolla Im Sorry Boris Segment 3: Jubilee Line Jubilee Line is the most popular song on the album. Although this beginning is very dramatic, the song later gets to very serious issues. Credits: Wilbur Soot - Jubilee Line https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9jSeLeHZI0 Wilbur Soot - Since I Saw Vienna https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_SyNxuQOCM Visit our Website www.hvspn.com Subscribe to our Podcast Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts YouTube Connect with us on Social Media Twitter @thehvspn Twitter @HVRhapsody Instagram @HVRhapsody…

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Deep Dive: Cross Examination – Kabuki Girl 9:45

3 years назад9:45

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Rhapsody Deep Dive: Cross Examination - Kabuki Girl Today’s episode is a Deep Dive and will talk about Kabuki Girl and it’s music theory . Segment 1: Intro and background Talking about myself and background info on Descendents Segment 2: Melodies and Rhythm Talking about melodies, instrumentalization, and the rhythm Segment 3: Lyric dissection and form. Dissecting the lyrics and what they mean, how this relates to most punk songs and the form of the song Credits: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v0SLh7bywpM (Descendents - Kabuki Girl) Visit our Website www.hvspn.com Subscribe to our Podcast Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts YouTube Connect with us on Social Media Twitter @thehvspn Twitter @HVRhapsody Instagram @HVRhapsody…

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Deep Dive: Lost For Words by Pink Floyd 8:13

3 years назад8:13

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Rhapsody Deep Dive: Lost For Words by Pink Floyd Today’s episode is a “Deep Dive” on the song Lost For Words by Pink Floyd. Lost For Words was released in 1994 as a part of the Division Bell album. It was written by Pink Floyd’s singer and guitarist David Gilmour. This is one of my favorite songs of all time, and we’re going to really break it down. We’re going to be looking specifically at the lyrics, form, and instrumentation of the song. Segment 1: Lyrics Add details on segment 1. What did you talk about? Summarize the main points here. The whole gist of the lyrics is an awakening of sorts - coming out of a time of darkness into a renewed sense of love and making amends The song strives to communicate that getting caught in grudges only hurts yourself, and it’s time to forgive those who hurt you Segment 2: Form Add details on segment 1. What did you talk about? Summarize the main points here. Lost For Words follows a clear structure which contributes to the message The build-up, climax, and full-circle ending make for a satisfying result Segment 3: Instrumentation Add details on segment 1. What did you talk about? Summarize the main points here. The instruments used in Lost For Words contribute to the mood and theme of the song The drums and acoustic instruments give the song a spiritual/religious undertone Credits: Pink Floyd, Lost For Words Visit our Website www.hvspn.com Subscribe to our Podcast Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts YouTube Connect with us on Social Media Twitter @thehvspn Twitter @HVRhapsody Instagram @HVRhapsody…

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Deep Dive: Lorde’s Liability 7:50

3 years назад7:50

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Rhapsody Deep Dive: LORDE’S LIABILITY Today’s episode is a Deep Dive and will analyze the lyrics and instrumentation of Liability by Lorde. Segment 1: History of Lorde First album released in 2013 (Pure Heroine) “Royals” became a smash hit and kick-started her career Songs focus on disillusionment and a jaded worldview Melodrama released in 2017 Segment 2: Instrumentation Continues mood of angst often seen in her music Key of D Flat Major creates a sombre mood Segment 3: Lyrics and Singing Style Verses tell the story of heartbreak and depending on yourself Timbre of Lorde’s low voice gives the ballad depth and creates intimacy Low range song (C3 - Ab4) Song is so popular due to its emotionally vulnerable themes that audiences can relate to Credits: https://open.spotify.com/track/2dLLR6qlu5UJ5gk0dKz0h3?si=2a726e9285344b85 (royals by lorde) https://open.spotify.com/track/6Kkt27YmFyIFrcX3QXFi2o?si=a261bff66350423b (liability by lorde) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_VDhIQYQyo (interview with Audacy News) Visit our Website www.hvspn.com Subscribe to our Podcast Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts YouTube Connect with us on Social Media Twitter @thehvspn Twitter @HVRhapsody Instagram @HVRhapsody…

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Head to Head – Trap vs. Brooklyn Drill 6:40

4 years назад6:40

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Head to Head - Trap vs. Brooklyn Drill Episode #7 Episode Format: Head to Head Intro: In this Head to Head we will be discussing the differences and similarities between the hip hop subgenres of trap and Brooklyn drill. Segment 1: Bass Played legato Segment 2: Time signature 4/4, or common time Segment 3: Key Drill’s darker sound uses minor keys Trap production is more varied, can be major or minor Segment 4: Location Drill - London producers, center in U.S. is NY/Brooklyn Trap - Mainly Atlanta, but all over the country Segment 5: Lyrics Themes reflecting crime and gangs, based on inner city life Segment 6: Instrumentation Both have the same core sounds (drums, bass) Drill uses less autotune Music Credits: Provide the song title and any links used (include all) Dior - Pop Smoke (Instrumental) Big Drip - Fivio Foreign (Instrumental) HVSPN Website - Hopewell Valley Student Publications Network www.hvspn.com Subscribe to our Podcast Apple Podcasts Spotify Connect with us on Social Media Twitter @HVRhapsody @thehvspn…

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Deep Dive – I Ain’t Marching Anymore 6:41

4 years назад6:41

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Deep Dive - I Ain't Marching Anymore Episode #10 Episode Format: Deep Dive Intro: In this Deep Dive we will be discussing the song I Ain't Marching Anymore by Phil Ochs, and its roots as a protest song and a folk song. We will be looking into the melody, rhythm, context, and context of the composer, as well as the album. Segment 1: Musicality goes over the tempo and some rhythms used examines the key and use of modes, looks at the layout and how it's unusual Segment 2: Context goes into Phil Ochs background and how it influences his music examines the immediate context of the song (Vietnam War, protest song) Segment 3: Conclusion looks at some more lyrics and their meanings looks at the last cadence in the song and how it's unusual Music Credits: Provide the song title and any links used (include all) I Ain't Marching Anymore by Phil Ochs → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRU_ruqnR6Q HVSPN Website - Hopewell Valley Student Publications Network www.hvspn.com Subscribe to our Podcast Apple Podcasts Spotify Connect with us on Social Media Twitter @HVRhapsody @thehvspn…

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Lemon Demon 14:18

4 years назад14:18

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Lemon Demon Episode #9 Episode Format: [Connect the Dots] Intro: In this Connect the dots we will be discussing the overall whimsical and unique style of Neil Cicirega, also known as Lemon Demon. Segment 1: Lifetime Acheivement Award Segment 2: Touch-Tone Telephone Segment 3: Cabinet Man Music Credits: Provide the song title and any links used (include all) Lifetime Achievement Award- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMStKtXO4A8&ab_channel=LemonDemon-Topic Cabinet Man- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZ_P3F3nA1U&ab_channel=LemonDemon-Topi c Touch-Tone Telephone- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbxL5BVEkRs HVSPN Website - Hopewell Valley Student Publications Network www.hvspn.com Subscribe to our Podcast Apple Podcasts Spotify Connect with us on Social Media Twitter @HVRhapsody @thehvspn…

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Connect The Dots – Tyler the Creator 6:52

4 years назад6:52

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Connect The Dots - Tyler the Creator Episode #10 Episode Format: Connect the Dots Intro: In this enter episode format we will be discussing Tyler the Creators style Segment 1: Segment Title Tyler the Creator and his Albums Segment 2: Segment Title The storys in his Albums Segment 3: Segment Title His style trough chords Music Credits: Provide the song title and any links used (include all) Smuckers See you again Igors theme HVSPN Website - Hopewell Valley Student Publications Network www.hvspn.com Subscribe to our Podcast Apple Podcasts Spotify Connect with us on Social Media Twitter @HVRhapsody @thehvspn…

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Deep Dive: Frank Ocean “Nights” 15:09

4 years назад15:09

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Nights By Frank Ocean Episode #3 Type: Deep Dive In this “Deep Dive” episode, we will discuss Frank Ocean’s “Nights” and how the lyrics and instrumentation set it apart from the rest. Segment 1: Overview and lyrics Basic overview of the song and a dive into the meaning behind some of the lyrics and the song itself. Segment 2: Music theory Tempo/rhythm/meter Texture/instrumentation Dynamics Segment 3: Non-music theory Album and song relevancy Behind the artist and its relationship to the music Music Credits: Nights by Frank Ocean https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4l9bFqgMaQ HVSPN Website Hopewell Valley Student Publications Network www.hvspn.com Subscribe to our Podcast Apple Podcasts Spotify Google Podcasts Stitcher Connect with us on Social Media Twitter @HVRhapsody @thehvspn…

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Head to Head: Sadie and Dark Souls 12:32

4 years назад12:32

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Erik Satie and Dark Souls Episode #5 Type: Head to Head In this “Head to Head” episode, we’ll be comparing the composition of both Gymnopedie no. 1 by Erik Satie and Firelink Shrine from Dark Souls by Motoi Sakuraba and showing how the two pieces from different time periods achieve the same mood and styling in both similar and different ways. Segment 1: What’s in a chord? How chords are built Segment 2: Gymnopedie Ambient, but why? Segment 3: Firelink Shrine A video game connection to Satie? Music Credits: Gymnopedies no. 1 by Erik Satie at 1:45-3:30 Recording Score History Firelink Shrine by Motoi Sakuraba at 6:30-9:00 Recording Score Hopewell Valley Student Publications Network www.hvspn.com Subscribe to our Podcast Apple Podcasts Spotify Google Podcasts Stitcher Connect with us on Social Media Twitter @HVRhapsody @thehvspn…

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Deep Dive: Frank Ocean “Seigfried” 5:21

4 years назад5:21