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A section that leads into the song, setting the tone for what's to come. It often includes elements that will be heard throughout the track.

A contrasting section that offers a departure from the previous sections, often to provide a new perspective or twist in the song.

A section of a song where the melody stays mostly the same, but the lyrics change to tell a story or provide details.

An instrumental section where a single musician showcases their skill, often found in rock, jazz, or blues.

A chord progression that lasts for 12 bars and follows a specific pattern, often used in blues and early rock 'n' roll.

The most memorable and often repeated section of a song, featuring the main melody and the big message or hook.

The final section of a song, which provides closure and often mirrors or references the intro, winding the song down.

A transitional section that builds anticipation for the chorus. It often leads to a lift in energy or tension.

Usually follows a breakdown or softer section, gradually escalating in energy to lead into a climax or drop.

A musical idea, often a memorable melody or phrase, that's designed to catch the listener's ear and become the standout part of a song.

Also known as ternary form; a song structure composed of an opening section (A), a contrasting section (B), and a return to the original section (A).

A common song structure pattern alternating between verses and choruses, typically starting with an intro and ending with an outro.

A section that reduces the song's complexity, often stripping down to fewer instruments or a simpler melody to create space and dynamics.

A song structure with multiple verses set to the same music with no distinct chorus or bridge sections.