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More Beatles love songs are written in G major than in any other key (30).
Instruments used beyond the standard Beatles setup
Arrangement captures the compositional choice of which instrumental and vocal forces a song is scored for: orchestral writing, a string or brass or woodwind section, Indian-classical instrumentation, or a choir. Derived from each track's performance and personnel credits.
The dominant genre or style
Musical artists and traditions that shaped the sound of a song
Distinctive vocal techniques
Type of instrumental solo featured
What the tune itself does: how a line answers another, quotes one, runs against one, or leans on a note outside the chord.
How fast or slow the song is, measured in beats per minute (BPM).
The tonal center of the song – the 'home' note and scale that defines its harmonic landscape.
The meter or time signature(s) used in the song
The overall structural form of the song – how sections are arranged and repeated.
How a song's sections relate to each other - which section a passage is built from, which ones vary, and where the solos and instrumental passages sit.
Repetition in a song, at line, word and section level. Consecutive means back-to-back; Recurring means it returns after a gap.
Chord transition between song sections (e.g. last chord of verse → first chord of chorus), expressed as scale degrees.
Harmonic devices and techniques used in the song's chord language
Compositional traits and harmonic characteristics – richness, tonal choices, and structural harmony features
Musical mode – the scale pattern that defines the song's melodic character
Notable chord types and progressions in roman numeral notation
Notable chords by their position in the scale (roman numeral notation)
Chord progressions expressed as scale degrees (roman numerals). Key-aware patterns showing harmonic function.
Chord patterns normalized by interval structure (transposed to start on C). Captures recurring movement patterns regardless of key or harmonic function.
Exact chord sequences reused across multiple songs, regardless of key context. Shows when the same specific chords appear in different harmonic contexts.