Harmony and form in early Beatle songs can include which of the following?

A. Songs that adhered primarily to the verse-refrain-chorus-bridge format, though with variations

B. Buddy Holly-inspired songs in major keys using primarily I, IV, and V chords

C. Twelve-bar blues featuring I-IV-V chords All of the choices

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Rowan

18 January, 16:14

Harmony and form in early Beatle songs can include which of the following?

A. Songs that adhered primarily to the verse-refrain-chorus-bridge format, though with variations

B. Buddy Holly-inspired songs in major keys using primarily I, IV, and V chords

C. Twelve-bar blues featuring I-IV-V chords All of the choices

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Alma Willis · Answer 1

All of the choices

Explanation:

Harmony and form in early Beatle songs can include:

- Songs that adhered primarly to the verse-refrain-chorus-bridge format, thought with variations

- Buddy Holly-inspired songs in major keys using primarily I, IV, and V cords

- Twelve-bar blues featuring I-IV-V chords