Song Analysis Of 'The Beatles' By Singer: The Beatles
Across the Universe Analysis
Singer: The Beatles (band)
Tone:
Determined in Jude’s own belief which is his world will not change no matter what.
He is full of hope in the future that one day the people will get the freedom and free from the government control.
Bright and optimistic. Even under such a chaotic society, he still believes that it will stop someday.
Volume: Soft
His mind is still very peaceful which indicates his world is very peaceful as well which creates a strong contrast between the society at that time. Especially this song is played in the scene where there was demonstration outside the Columbia University. People were yelling and protesting but using a soft volume creates a bright contrast that “nothing’s gonna change …show more content…
Start off really soft
Building up to the climax
More emotional, emphasis on his believe that his world never changes
He is more passionate about what he thinks
Start off soft because he is hoping for or thinking about it, but later, he is more passionate and desperate for a peaceful world
Expressing more strongly on how he feels
Mood: Optimistic, bright, and joyful
Insisted that Jude would not be affected by the surroundings
He is walking through the protesting people and singing out the song
He still hoped for peace even the society is not peaceful and people are sent as troops to war
Light mood of the music reflects the background/mind of Jude that he did
Structure: Repeating couple of phrases finishes on a leading note, melodically unresolved
Emphasis on the line “nothing’s gonna change my world” which is also the title of song
Main thesis and also the believe of Jude
Keep assuring himself that he will be fine
Vocals: 4 singers from the Beatles
Expressing the same opinions from different people
Representing different people in the society but they all have the same goal
They all try to aim for peace, still have hope
They assure themselves that the world is going to stay the same even though they are
Singer: The Beatles (band)
Tone:
Determined in Jude’s own belief which is his world will not change no matter what.
He is full of hope in the future that one day the people will get the freedom and free from the government control.
Bright and optimistic. Even under such a chaotic society, he still believes that it will stop someday.
Volume: Soft
His mind is still very peaceful which indicates his world is very peaceful as well which creates a strong contrast between the society at that time. Especially this song is played in the scene where there was demonstration outside the Columbia University. People were yelling and protesting but using a soft volume creates a bright contrast that “nothing’s gonna change …show more content…
Start off really soft
Building up to the climax
More emotional, emphasis on his believe that his world never changes
He is more passionate about what he thinks
Start off soft because he is hoping for or thinking about it, but later, he is more passionate and desperate for a peaceful world
Expressing more strongly on how he feels
Mood: Optimistic, bright, and joyful
Insisted that Jude would not be affected by the surroundings
He is walking through the protesting people and singing out the song
He still hoped for peace even the society is not peaceful and people are sent as troops to war
Light mood of the music reflects the background/mind of Jude that he did
Structure: Repeating couple of phrases finishes on a leading note, melodically unresolved
Emphasis on the line “nothing’s gonna change my world” which is also the title of song
Main thesis and also the believe of Jude
Keep assuring himself that he will be fine
Vocals: 4 singers from the Beatles
Expressing the same opinions from different people
Representing different people in the society but they all have the same goal
They all try to aim for peace, still have hope
They assure themselves that the world is going to stay the same even though they are