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Was ist eine Verseinteilung?
Eine Verszeile innerhalb eines Gedichts besteht meist aus mehreren Silben. Zwei Silben bilden einen Versfuß, der das Metrum (→ Versmaß) eines Gedichts beschreibt. Die gängigsten Versfüße sind wohl Jambus und Trochäus, bei denen sich unbetonte und betonte Silben abwechseln.
Wie bestimmt man die Form eines Gedichtes?
Nicht alle Gedichte besitzen Reime. Viele besitzen kein durchgehendes Reimschema oder reimen sich gar nicht. Wenn einzelne Verse sich nicht reimen, heißen sie REIMLOSE VERSE . EIN Gedicht, das durchgängig keine Endreime besitzt, nennt man REIMLOSES GEDICHT .
What is the meaning of strophic form?
The word strophic comes from the ancient greek word „strophe“ which means to twist or turn. In musical composition, strophic (also called strophic form) refers to music in which every verse or chorus is sung to the same refrain. This is also called „verse-repeating“ or „chorus form“.
What is the meaning of strophe in music?
Definition of strophe 1a : a rhythmic system composed of two or more lines repeated as a unit especially : such a unit recurring in a series of strophic units b : stanza sense 1 2a : the movement of the classical Greek chorus while turning from one side to the other of the orchestra
What is the difference between strophic and through-composed music?
Most modern pop songs are strophic, following a common A A A B verse/chorus repeating refrain. „Through-composed“ is the opposite of strophic form in which new music is created for each verse and chorus.
What are some famous songs that use strophic form?
Bob Dylan is perhaps the most famous artist that uses the strophic form for many of his songs. Songs of his, such as “Maggie’s Farm”, “Don’t Think Twice, It’s Alright”, “Positively 4th Street”, “Subterranean Homesick Blues”, and the example below, “The Times They Are A-Changing” are all in strophic form.