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nevelica

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What is syncopation and which words are syncopated in the third stanza (starting at 1:27) of Poor Boy Blues?
 
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Does Lucas always sing in the same meter as the drum and guitar? Explain your answer.
 
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Answer to Question 1

 Syncopation (or misplaced accents) refers to accenting beats that are normally unaccented or accenting notes that occur in between the beats. (If you read music, notice in TR. 4-11, Worlds of Music, p. 206 that the syncopated words always fall between the regular beats of a 4/4 meter.
 In stanza 3 of Poor Boy Blues Lucas syncopates
. . . age . . . a-round . . . been a poor boy. . . ain't caught. . . hell.

Answer to Question 2

 No, Lucas sometimes sings in a duple (two-meter) against the triple/compound meter of the accompanying guitar and drum.




nevelica

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Reply 2 on: Jul 25, 2018
Excellent


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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
:D TYSM

 

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