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Music By Gid Tanner And His Skillet Lickers

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1. A song “ Soldier’s Joy” was composer by someone and perform by Gid Tanner and His Skillet Lickers. The style of music an old country folk. The song got very catchy melody and harmony by banjo. This song got driving rhythm and it’s got up beat tempo. The meter measure by “four 4 times”. The dynamics for this song was normal. The instrument used in this song are violin, banjo, guitar, and bass. There are five voices including singer and their song was amuse. It’s give a happy and funny mood. In my opinion, this song was a good old style country folk song.
2. “Goodnight Irene” was composer by someone and performed by Leadbelly. The style of music was blues folk. The melody goes by the singer and harmony goes by singer. The rhythm of this song was simple and the tempo was going slow at first and going fast at the end. The meter goes by triple meter. The dynamics of the song is soft. In this song only guitar instrument is used and there are only two voices. Their sound was very clear and its give a good mood. In my opinion, this song make me fall asleep.

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“Changed” song was composer by The Hawkins Family and perform by the Tramaine Hawkins. The style of music is Christian, contemporary gospel music. The melody goes by singer and piano. The harmony goes by harmony group and the bass. The tempo of this song is slow and the meter measure by triple meter. The dynamics of this song is loud. The song played by piano, guitar, bass, and drum. There are seven voices in this song. The song give a muse mood and it’s a really nice gospel

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