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    Elisna Trijayanti Xi Mipa 2

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    1) A song is a single work of music intended to be sung that uses distinct pitches, patterns of sound and silence, and a variety of musical forms, often including the repetition of sections. 2) Songs serve social functions like sharing emotions with others, teaching moral values through lyrics, entertaining listeners, and expressing personal and cultural values. 3) The generic structure of songs typically includes an intro, verse, chorus or refrain, bridge, and outro/coda. Language features include the use of rhyme, alliteration, poetic devices, word play, and slang.

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    1) A song is a single work of music intended to be sung that uses distinct pitches, patterns of sound and silence, and a variety of musical forms, often including the repetition of sections. 2) Songs serve social functions like sharing emotions with others, teaching moral values through lyrics, entertaining listeners, and expressing personal and cultural values. 3) The generic structure of songs typically includes an intro, verse, chorus or refrain, bridge, and outro/coda. Language features include the use of rhyme, alliteration, poetic devices, word play, and slang.

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    1) A song is a single work of music intended to be sung that uses distinct pitches, patterns of sound and silence, and a variety of musical forms, often including the repetition of sections. 2) Songs serve social functions like sharing emotions with others, teaching moral values through lyrics, entertaining listeners, and expressing personal and cultural values. 3) The generic structure of songs typically includes an intro, verse, chorus or refrain, bridge, and outro/coda. Language features include the use of rhyme, alliteration, poetic devices, word play, and slang.

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    Elisna Trijayanti Xi Mipa 2

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    1) A song is a single work of music intended to be sung that uses distinct pitches, patterns of sound and silence, and a variety of musical forms, often including the repetition of sections. 2) Songs serve social functions like sharing emotions with others, teaching moral values through lyrics, entertaining listeners, and expressing personal and cultural values. 3) The generic structure of songs typically includes an intro, verse, chorus or refrain, bridge, and outro/coda. Language features include the use of rhyme, alliteration, poetic devices, word play, and slang.

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    SONG

    ELISNA TRIJAYANTI
    XI MIPA 2
    Definition Generic Structure

    1st
    TERM
    1
    2nd
    2
    TERM
    3 4 Song

    Social Function Language Feature


    3rd

    rin
    Definition
    A song is a single (and often standalone)
    work of music intended to be sung by the
    human voice with distinct and fixed
    pitches and patterns using sound and
    silence and a variety of forms that often
    include the repetition of sections.
    Social Function
    1
    1 2
    To give someone to not only shares their To provide a way of managing the
    emotions with others, but also to have an realitionship between our public and private
    emotional connection that just can’t be emotional life.
    experienced in any other way

    3
    3 4 5
    To express personal feeling To teach moral value through the lyrics To entertain the listeners.
    and cultural values. of the songs
    Generic Structure

    Intro Outro or Coda Verse


    The introduction establishes This is the end of the road for It is the section of the song
    melodic, harmonic, and/or the song. It can repeat the intro, structure that tells the story.
    rhythmic related to the main chorus or a refrain as an outro, This is the exposition,
    body of song. or a bridge with an instrumental describing the scene or the
    solo. person, or an emotion.
    Generic Structure

    Bridge Chorus of Refrain Break


    The bridge is the section that gives A chorus is the most repeated A break is actually a brief
    the audience time to reflect on the section, so it’s the easiest “rest” or “pause” for the core
    story, or gives them the “climax” or remembered.  A chorus is the melody within a song used to
    conclusion of the story through summary of the song’s story. A add further dimension and
    verses and chorus. Bridges can be refrain is any line that repeats in excitement.
    used to give the singer a break. the song lyric, while a chorus is
    any group of lines that repeat.
    Language Feature
    Song lyrics can appeal to emotions, and they should also appeal to the ear. It can be assumed that different genres of songs
    will exhibit different styles of lyrics. The verse of songs contains the details of the song: the story, the events, images, and
    emotions that the writer wishes to expres. Lyrics are characterized by the use of rhythms, conversational speech, and
    poetic expressions. The following are the leanguage features of songs :
    1. Lyrics are written in first, second, or third person given on the specific perspective you choose.
    2. They use rhyming words. Usually songs use a familiar catchy tune and rhyme. A rhyme is a linguistic style, based
    on consonance or similiar sound of two or more syllables or whole words at the end of one line.
    3. They use alliteration. It is a stylistic device in which a number of words, having the same  first conconant sound,
    occur close together in a series.
    4. Some songs use poetic devices, such as figure of speech and imagery. Imagery is vivid descriptive language that
    appeals to one or more of the senses. A figure of speech is a word or phrase that has a meaning something
    different than its literal meaning.
    5. Some songs use amusing word play and slang language. A word play is the manipulation of language (in
    particular, the sounds, and meanings of words) with the intent to amuse; verbal wit. Salng is kind of language
    consisting of very informal words and phrases. Slang is more common in speech than in writing.
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