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TOO 티오오 Is The 10-Member Boy Group Formed Through The Survival Show 'World Klass.' Managed By N.CH Entertainment With Production And Marketing By Stone Music Entertainment They Officially Debuted On April 1 2020 With Their First Mini Album 'Reason For Being Benevolence.' Their Name Is An Acronym For "Ten Oriented Orchestra."
Frogtoon Musik - Song-Info: Schism
Too - Lateralus
"Schism" Is A Song By American Alternative Metal / Progressive Metal Band Tool. It Was The First Single And Music Video From Their Third Full-Length Album Lateralus. In 2002 Tool Won The Grammy Award For Best Metal Performance For The Song. "Schism" Was Released As A DVD Single On December 20 2005. The DVD Contains The Music Video Dual-Commentary By David Yow And A Remix By Lustmord. "Schism" Is Known As A Prime Example Of Tool's Use Of Complex Rhythms And Changing Meters. An Extended Version Of The Song Is Performed Live. Song Meter
A Possible Analysis Of The Meter Changes Is Found In The August 2001 Issue Of Guitar One Magazine. As Transcribed By Adam Perlmutter The Song Starts In 5/4 For One Measure Followed By 21 Measures Of 6/4 Or 5/8 And 7/8 Alternating Up To The First Interlude Which Is A Bar Of 3/8 Three Bars Of 13/8 And A Bar Of 10/8. This Can Be Also Interpreted As Four 13/8 Bars But Played With A 3/8 Upbeat. The Next Verse Is Eight Bars Of 6/4 Followed By Another Interlude That Fits The Same Pattern As The First. The Next Section Is Four Bars Of 6/4 Followed By One Bar Of 11/8. Another Eight-Bar Verse In 6/4 Follows With An Interlude Containing The Same As Before Except The Final 10/8 Bar Is Replaced With An 11/8 Bar Setting Up The Middle Section Which Is Four Bars Of 7/4 Before Settling Into A Pattern Of Alternating 12/8 And 15/8 One Bar Each Twelve Times. Following This There Are Three Bars Of 4/4 A Bar Of 2/4 And Four Bars Of 4/4 Setting Up Another Section Which Is Two Bars Of 9/8 Followed By A Bar Of 10/8 That Pattern Again A Single Bar Of 9/8 Followed By A 13/8 Bar. This Leads To An Alternating Set Of 9/8 And 5/8 Appearing Four Times Before A Bar Of 9/8 And A Bar Of 6/8. Near The End There Is A 6/4 Meter For Eight Bars Followed By Eight Bars Of 4/4 To End The Song. In All The Song Changes Meters 47 Times. The Band Has Comically Said That The Song Is In "6.5/8".
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TOO 티오오 Is The 10-Member Boy Group Formed Through The Survival Show 'World Klass.' Managed By N.CH Entertainment With Production And Marketing By Stone Music Entertainment They Officially Debuted On April 1 2020 With Their First Mini Album 'Reason For Being Benevolence.' Their Name Is An Acronym For "Ten Oriented Orchestra."
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"Schism" is a song by American alternative metal / progressive metal band Tool. It was the first single and music video from their third full-length album, Lateralus. In 2002, Tool won the Grammy Award for Best Metal Performance for the song.
"Schism" was released as a DVD single on December 20, 2005. The DVD contains the music video, dual-commentary by David Yow, and a remix by Lustmord.
"Schism" is known as a prime example of Tool's use of complex rhythms and changing meters. An extended version of the song is performed live.
Song meter
A possible analysis of the meter changes is found in the August 2001 issue of Guitar One magazine. As transcribed by Adam Perlmutter, the song starts in 5/4 for one measure followed by 21 measures of 6/4 (or 5/8 and 7/8 alternating), up to the first interlude, which is a bar of 3/8, three bars of 13/8, and a bar of 10/8. (This can be also interpreted as four 13/8 bars, but played with a 3/8 upbeat.) The next verse is eight bars of 6/4 followed by another interlude that fits the same pattern as the first. The next section is four bars of 6/4 followed by one bar of 11/8. Another eight-bar verse in 6/4 follows, with an interlude containing the same as before, except the final 10/8 bar is replaced with an 11/8 bar setting up the middle section, which is four bars of 7/4 before settling into a pattern of alternating 12/8 and 15/8, one bar each, twelve times. Following this, there are three bars of 4/4, a bar of 2/4, and four bars of 4/4 setting up another section, which is two bars of 9/8 followed by a bar of 10/8, that pattern again, a single bar of 9/8 followed by a 13/8 bar. This leads to an alternating set of 9/8 and 5/8, appearing four times before a bar of 9/8 and a bar of 6/8. Near the end, there is a 6/4 meter for eight bars, followed by eight bars of 4/4 to end the song. In all, the song changes meters 47 times. The band has comically said that the song is in "6.5/8". Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.