Analyzing the Structure

of Music
Noah Brown, Grace Sarris, Sebastien Silvers
https://padlet.com/sarrisgn/musikiskool
Intros
Intros are NOT always
included in songs, as
pictured in our example
here.

When used, it sets up a

song, establishing a key,
meter, and tempo in its own
original content.
Verses
Verses typically follow the
same melody as one
another, and take up the
majority of a song.

They provide the “storyline”

of the song.
Bridges
The bridge provides
“relief” from the
repetition of the constant
melodies of the chorus
and verses.
Pre-Choruses
and Choruses
The pre-chorus is a lead
in to the chorus section,
while the chorus is the
“climax” of the song.

The title of a song is

normally included in the
chorus.