Author Question: With reference to the meter, A. CD 1:17 is in a more strictly measured meter than CD 1:18. B. CD ... (Read 52 times)

K@ · **on:** Jul 25, 2018

With reference to the meter,

A. CD 1:17 is in a more strictly measured meter than CD 1:18.
B. CD 1:17 is in a triple meter, CD 1:18 is in a duple/quadruple meter.
C. CD 1:18 is in a more strictly measured meter than CD 1:17.
D. CD 1:18 changes meters more frequently than CD 1:17.

Question 2

What are some musical features of todays blues? Refer to Otis Rushs Aint Enough Comin In in your answer.

What will be an ideal response?

harveenkau8139 · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 25, 2018

Answer to Question 1

ANS: C. CD 1:18 is in a more strictly measured meter than CD 1:17.

Answer to Question 2

Expanded instrumentation (timbre change) including amplified instruments and riffing horn section
Highly evolved and advanced, individual guitar styles, e.g., Rush's intense vibrato
Driving, relentless rhythm section dominated by the bass guitar
Traditional 12-bar blues form expanded to include bridge (linking) sections, use of minor key, and clever, subtle lyrics (which explore complex human relationships beyond simple posturing male/mistreated woman themes)