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Facts on Capercaillie- Skye Waulking Song
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Facts on Capercaillie- Skye Waulking Song
It is in the style of Folk Fusion (folk and pop)
Released in 2000 from the band's album Nadura
It uses a pentatonic scale
It is strongly in the key of G major and is diatonic
The time signature is 12/8
Features of rhythm include cross rhythms, polyrhythms and synopation
The texture is hetraphonic
It is a waulking song, meaning 'when woman pulled the cloth)
Features of the song which make it suitable for this type of song include:
Steady beat
Use of vocables
Repetitive
The vocal line is syllabic and uses melisma in the chorus
Instrumentation:
Fiddle
Uilleann pipes
Accordion
Bouzouki
Tin Whistle
Drum Kit
Synthesizers
Bass Guitar
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- GCSE Music Note on Facts on Capercaillie- Skye Waulking Song, created by Lucy Hodgson on 29/04/2016.
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