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    Pyramid Song Radiohead

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    The document describes the structure and musical notation of the song "Pyramid Song" in four sections (A, B, C, D). Section A introduces the main melody in F# major. Section B repeats the melody with added notes. Section C again repeats the melody. Section D returns to elements of A and B, ending on an F# note. Guidance is given on playing certain notes, chord types, and an inversion transition between the first two A sections.

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    The document describes the structure and musical notation of the song "Pyramid Song" in four sections (A, B, C, D). Section A introduces the main melody in F# major. Section B repeats the melody with added notes. Section C again repeats the melody. Section D returns to elements of A and B, ending on an F# note. Guidance is given on playing certain notes, chord types, and an inversion transition between the first two A sections.

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    The document describes the structure and musical notation of the song "Pyramid Song" in four sections (A, B, C, D). Section A introduces the main melody in F# major. Section B repeats the melody with added notes. Section C again repeats the melody. Section D returns to elements of A and B, ending on an F# note. Guidance is given on playing certain notes, chord types, and an inversion transition between the first two A sections.

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    Pyramid Song Radiohead

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    mormolyke
    The document describes the structure and musical notation of the song "Pyramid Song" in four sections (A, B, C, D). Section A introduces the main melody in F# major. Section B repeats the melody with added notes. Section C again repeats the melody. Section D returns to elements of A and B, ending on an F# note. Guidance is given on playing certain notes, chord types, and an inversion transition between the first two A sections.

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    PYRAMID SONG

    SECTION A

    F# F# G
    A
    A A G
    G
    G G
    ______________________________________________________________________________________

    SECTION B

    F#

    F#

    F#

    F# F# F# G

    A A A
    G G G
    G
    ______________________________________________________________________________________

    SECTION C

    F#

    F#

    F#

    F# f# f# E

    E E G
    G G G
    G
    ______________________________________________________________________________________

    SECTION D

    F# F#

    F# F# f# f#

    F#

    F# f# f# E

    F#

    F#

    F#

    F# f# f# E

    E
    E
    G G G
    G
    G
    ______________________________________________________________________________________
    OK!!! So the structure is .

    AA
    B
    CCCC
    BB
    CCCD
    A A A A end on an F#.

    Upper case = major chords, lower case = minors.


    I know technically I shouldnt be writing dotted crotchets all through a bar like that, but drawing a quaver
    in paintshop is hard work.
    Oh yeah, the extra notes in the intro! During the last bar of the very first A section, go up an inversion and
    suspend the G over to the first beat of the next bar, then resolve it to an F#. Fuck that makes no sense
    whatsoever. Ummm . At the end of the first A section moving through to the repeat of that section,
    starting at the 3 bar, the right hand plays:

    I am -so- goddamned proud of that treble clef, shut up.

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