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LimerickSentencesInJazzSongPresentedbyMichealSebulsky

UniversityofColorado-BoulderCollegeofMusicDepartmentofMusicTheory

MichealSebulskyUniversityofColorado-Bouldermicheal.sebulsky@colorado.edu

Contact1.FormoreaboutthepoeAclimerick,seeA.N.Wilkins,MortalTasteLimericks(NewYork:ExposiAonPress,1965),pg.10.2.Theterm‘limericksentence’iscreditedtoDr.SteveLarson,whousedthetermin2008duringanemailcommunicaAonwiththeSocietyforMusicTheory’sJazzInterestGroup.3.Toviewtheoriginalpublishedmusicfor“ICan’tGetStarted”seeVernonDukeandIraGershwin,ICan’tGetStarted(NewYork:Chappel&Co.Inc.,1935).4.Toviewthepublishedsheetmusicfor“Bewitched(BotheredandBewildered),”seeLorenzHartandRichardRodgers,Bewitched(BotheredandBewildered)NewYork:Chappell&Co.Inc.,1941),1-5.

References

ClickheretoinsertyourAbstracttext.TypeitinorcopyandpastefTheSingleLimerick–OnePairofRhymingLyrics

ClickheretoinsertyourResultstext.TypeitinorcopyandpastefromyourTheDoubleLimerick–TwoPairsofRhymingLyrics

Thelimerickisafive-linepoem.Itsformisgeneratedthroughaspecificrhymingstructure.

Whatisalimerick?

“Bewitched(BotheredandBewildered”waswrisenbyRichardRodgersand

LorenzHartandpublishedin1941.Belowisanexampleofatriplelimericksentencetakenfromthesong’schorus.

“ICan’tGetStarted”

MoreExamplesofLimerickSentences

Whatisasentence?

REPLACETHISBOXWITHYOURORGANIZATION’SHIGHRESOLUTIONLOGO

TheLimerickFormLine1–(A)–8to9syllablesLine2–(A)–8to9syllablesLine3–(B)–5to6syllablesLine4–(B)–5to6syllablesLine5–(A)–8to9syllables

ThisposterpresentaAonsummarizesmaterialsthatareapartofMicheal’sthesis,whichtreatsmusicalsentencestructure.Michealseekstofindcommongroundbetweenthemanydiffering,contradictorysentencedefiniAonsthathavebeenofferedsince1998,theyearthatWilliamCaplinpublishedhiswidelyacceptedsentencedefiniAoninhisbookClassicalForm.Micheal’sworkidenAfiescommonsentenceidiosyncrasiesandnewsentencesub-types,suchasthelimericksentence.HisresearchfocusesspecificallyonsentencesfoundinthemusicofJohannesBrahms,jazz,andpopularmusic.

“Bewitched(BotheredandBewildered)”

ThesisCommi_ee:Dr.KeithWatersDr.YonatanMalinDr.PhilipChang

ThreeTypesofLimerickSentences

Limericksentencesareclassifiedbytheirrhyminglyricpairs.Thesinglelimericksentencecontainsonerhymingpair.

Line1–(A)Line2–(A)Line3–(B)Line4–(C)Line5–(D)

Thedoublelimericksentencecontainstworhymingpairs.

Line1–(A)Line2–(A)Line3–(B)Line4–(B)Line5–(C)

TheTripleLimerick–TwoRhymingPairsandaReturn

ThetriplelimericksentencecontainsthesamerhymingschemeasthepoeAclimerick.

Line1–(A)Line2–(A)Line3–(B)Line4–(B)Line5–(A)

Thesentenceisafundamentalmusicalphraseconstruct.ThesentenceiscomprisedofthreesecAons–thepresentaAon(dividedinto

twobasicideas),theconAnuaAonandthecadence.

Whatisthelimericksentence?

ExamplesofLimerickSentences

ThelimericksentenceisamusicalphrasethatcontainsboththeelementsofthemusicalsentenceandlyricsthatalignwiththepoeAclimerick.

“ICan’tGetStarted”waswrisenbyVernonDukeandIraGershwinin1935.Belowisanexampleofadoublelimericksentencetakenfromthesong’schorus.

Belowaresomeotherexamplesoflimericksentencesinjazzsongs

“JustFriends”–JohnKlennerandSamM.Lewis“Unforgesable”–IrvingGordon

“LadyBird”–TaddDameron(lyricsbyAlyssaAllgood,2015)“Let’sFallinLove”–HaroldArlenandTedKoehler

“LongAgoandFarAway”–JeromeKernandIraGershwin

Whatisalimericksentence?

ALimerickbyOgdenNash

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