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The answer is, “No. Lennon and McCartney did not write drum parts for Ringo, guitar parts for George, vocal harmonies for the group and many other elements of their recorded songs, including all the elements added by George Martin.Traditionally, a popular song is considered to essentially consist of two elements: 1. the words, and; 2. the melody.Irving Berlin couldn’t read a note of music, sang poorly and plunked around the piano using only the black keys.Yet, he wrote 1,500 popular songs, including “God Bless America,” many jazz standards and “White Christmas”—the most successful popular Christmas song of all time.Berlin employed a “musical secretary.” Berlin would sing a new song to the “musical secretary” who’d then write out the melody, add harmonies and arrange the music in piano copies.That’s actually a fairly common scenario in the music business.Lennon and McCartney had an unusual business arrangement whereby they equally shared credit on songs no matter who wrote the song. Sometimes they’d collaborate equally, but more often one partner would write the bulk of the lyrics and melody. And at times they wrote songs completely without any input from the other, like McCartney’s “Blackbird” and Lennon’s “Julia.”.Because the Beatles made records, and they didn’t simply write songs, it can be credibly argued that Ringo and George should have received more credit.Sometimes, the most distinctive part of a recorded Beatles song is the drum groove (“Ticket to Ride” or “Tomorrow Never Knows”). Ringo made up and played his drum parts.Sometimes the most important part of a song is a guitar lick or even a guitar sound. George made up the repeated 4-note lick that begins the song “And I Love Her.” Did he get any credit? No, of course not. But then, Paul didn’t get credit for playing a great bass line on George’s song, “Something.”And the Beatles famous vocals harmonies were a product of John, Paul and George getting together and working it out. No one wrote out their parts, They just worked them out, at times with the help of George Martin.Nowadays, I sometimes see songs in which everyone gets credit—the lyricist, the person who made up the melody, the studio musicians, the sidemen, etc. I sometimes encounter songs today that have 12 or 13 co-writers.That seems to be taking it too far and giving too much credit, rather than not enough. But, I think that’s where the industry is heading. The solo singer-songwriter may become a thing of the past.The two-person songwriting team, where one one writes the words and the other the music (such as Rodgers and Hart, Rodgers and Hammerstein, Jagger and Richards, Bernie Taupin and Elton John, etc.) may become a thing of the past.

Official answer key of Delhi NTSE Stage I has been issued by Director of Education, New Delhihttp://edudel.nic.in/upload/upload_2017_18/1595_96_dt_16112018.PDFFeedback or discrepancy can be sent upto 19/11/18 by 18.00 hrs to [email protected] in the Official answer keyIn MAT PaperQ.26 Answer given in the Official Answer Key is Option (1), correct answer should be Option (4)26. A vessel contains 60 Ltr. of milk, 12 liters of milk is taken out of it and is replaced by water. Then again from the mixtrue 12 liters are taken out and replaced by water. Find the amount of milk left after the operation.(1) 28.4 Ltrs. (2) 21.6 Ltrs. (3) 36 Ltrs. (4) 38.4Ltrs.Ans. (4)Sol. 12 liters is taken out and replaced by water new ratio is 4 : 1 Now milk is 4/5 part and water is 1/5 part,Now thus, in 12 liters quantity of milk = 4/5 x 12 = 48/5 Ltr.So remaining milk = 48 - 48/5 = 38.4 Ltrs.Q.31 Answer given in the Official Answer Key is Option (2), None of the given options are correct. it should be BONUS31. 2, 12, 30, ? , 90, 120(1) 48 (2) 56 (3) 63 (4) 72Ans. (NA), framing of the question is wrong. If we follow the sequence the missing term should be option (2) 56, but following the same sequence the last number should not be 120 as given, it should be 132, that's why question is wrongSol. 1 x 2 = 2 , 3 x 4 =12 , 5 x 6 = 30, 7 x 8 = 56, 9 x 10 = 90 , 11 x 12 =132Q.51 Answer given in the Official Answer Key is Option (2), None of the given options are correct. it should be BONUS51. What letter will come next in the following series ? ABCDEFGZYWUVTBCDEFYXWVUCDEXWVR(1) A (2) V (3) B (4) ZAns. (NA)Sol. Last term should have been D, it's been given R. Following this sequence next term should have been W, which is not given in the option(1) A to G are the seven element in forward order. From Z to V it should be 7 elements in reverse order, but here in the question there are only 6 elements (X is missing) and it should be placed as TUV but here it is written as TVU(2) B to F are 5 elements in forward order. From Y to U it should be 5 elements, if we follow the sequence of first statement, here also in reverse order it should have been 4 elementsQ.54 Answer given in the Official Answer Key is Option (1), None of the given options are correct. it should be BONUS54. How many such consonants are there in the arrangement, each of which is immediately preceded by a symbol and immediately followed by 2 numbers ?(1) four (2) one (3) two (4) threeAns. (NA)Sol. There is no such consonant as described in the question. The correct answer must be ZERO.Q.67 Answer given in the Official Answer Key is Option (3), None of the given options are correct. it should be BONUS67. If ‘JOURNAL’ is coded as ‘QLFIMZQ’ the code pattern followed is serial number -(1) A (2) B (3) C (4) DAns. (NA)Sol. A B C D E F G H I J K L M Row. (1)Z Y X W V U T S R Q P O N Row (2)Interchange row (1) and row (2) elements in given word like J replaced with Q just below it. But, from row (1) L and row (2) Q not following the pattern.Q.71 Answer given in the Official Answer Key is Option (4), None of the given options are correct. it should be BONUSQ.77 Answer given in the Official Answer Key is Option (2), None of the given options are correct. it should be BONUSQ.80. Answer given in the Official Answer Key is Option (3), correct answer should be Option (4)Each vowel in the word KILOMETER is replaced by the previous letter in the English alphabet and each consonant is replaced by the next letter in the English alphabet, then the substituted letters are arranged in alphabatical order, which will be the fifth from the left end ?(1) D (2) L (3) M (4) NAns. (4)Sol. by following the above pattern K = L, I = H, L = M, O = N, M = N, E = D, T = U, E = D and R = S.Q.81. Answer given in the Official Answer Key is Option (1), correct answer should be Option (2)Q.83. Answer given in the Official Answer Key is Option (1), None of the given options are correct. it should be BONUSQ.86 Answer given in the Official Answer Key is Option (1), None of the given options are correct. it should be BONUSQ.89 Answer given in the Official Answer Key is Option (2), None of the given options are correct. it should be BONUSQ.92 Answer given in the Official Answer Key is Option (3), Correct Answer should be Option (4)Q.94. Answer given in the Official Answer Key is Option (3), None of the given options are correct. it should be BONUSCorrections in SAT PaperQ.110 Answer given in the Official Answer Key is Option (1), None of the given options are correct. it should be BONUSQ.120 Answer given in the Official Answer Key is Option (4), None of the given options are correct. it should be BONUSQ.147 Answer given in the Official Answer Key is Option (3), Correct answer should be option (4)Q.155 Answer given in the Official Answer Key is Option (3), Correct answer should be option (2)

First you need to begin with something - a concept, an inspiration, a design, an idea. Everything flows from that initial whatever-it-is.However, after that, the key to “arranging” is composition, and for that, most people require taking a course in the subject. There are a few people who seem to do composition naturally, but they are very, very rare. I certainly cannot give you what you need in a teeny-tiny Quora answer. So take the class. And while you’re at it, throw in color theory, so you can get those elements balanced also.Thanks Janelle, for the compliment of the A2A.