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* The full-length version of the ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}'' theme song has the chorus with only the vocals and drumbeat at a point near the end. The full instrumentation then returns for a final repetition of the chorus.
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* The full-length version of the ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}'' theme song has the chorus with only the vocals and drumbeat at a point near the end. The full instrumentation then returns for a final repetition of the chorus.
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* The full-length version of the ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}'' theme song has the chorus with only the vocals and drumbeat at a point near the end. The full instrumentation then returns for a final repetition of the chorus.
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* "Vale Decem," a track used over the Tenth Doctor's regeneration in ''Series/DoctorWho,'' drops the [[GratuitousLatin Latin vocals]] and the instruments to just the Chorus holding a note so that Ten can say "[[spoiler: I don't want to go.]]"
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* "Vale Decem," a track used over the Tenth Doctor's regeneration in ''Series/DoctorWho,'' drops the [[GratuitousLatin Latin vocals]] and the instruments to just the Chorus holding a note so that Ten can say "[[spoiler: I "[[spoiler:I don't want to go.]]"
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* Music/BlackGryph0n: "Jester" has two quieter sections close to each other where most of the instrumentation drops out, reflecting Pomni's more subdued mood in the moment.
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* Bart Simpson's "Deep Trouble" goes acapella once Bart realizes his parents showed up at the party he was throwing without their knowledge and all of his friends have vanished.
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* [[WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons Bart Simpson's Simpson]]'s "Deep Trouble" goes acapella once Bart realizes his parents showed up at the party he was throwing without their knowledge and all of his friends have vanished. vanished.
* The ''Series/SesameStreet'' song "[[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7V0Om1QGZ2E&pp=ygUYc2VzYW1lIHN0cmVldCBleGl0IHRvcGlj Exit]]" ends with only the piano and lead vocals, due to the other musicians deciding to leave after the whole audience left.
* The ''Series/SesameStreet'' song "[[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7V0Om1QGZ2E&pp=ygUYc2VzYW1lIHN0cmVldCBleGl0IHRvcGlj Exit]]" ends with only the piano and lead vocals, due to the other musicians deciding to leave after the whole audience left.
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* "Old Time Rock and Roll" by Music/BobSeger.
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* "Old Time Rock and Roll" by Music/BobSeger. Also, the third verse of "Night Moves", which is missing from the single version.
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* Several anime themes do this for ''very'' short periods of time. "[[Manga/BoboboboBobobo Wild Challenger]]" does it for one measure. "[[LightNovel/{{Slayers}} Give a Reason,]]" two beats.
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* Several anime themes do this for ''very'' short periods of time. "[[Manga/BoboboboBobobo Wild Challenger]]" does it for one measure. "[[LightNovel/{{Slayers}} "[[Literature/{{Slayers}} Give a Reason,]]" two beats.
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* ''Theatre/CesareIlCreatoreCheHaDistrutto'' -- the second song of the piece, Cesare's IWantSong, is through-composed, and the second and last sections are like this. In the second, he describes the peaceful, meditative ideal of what the church should be (in contrast with the third section where he describes its reality as a "Babylon of greed and rot") The music gets calmer and much softer, before grinding back to the edgier sound for that third section. In the final section, he says that a rotten fruit must fall and give its seeds back to the ground, which will create a new life, and that perhaps the world is the same. This section is also softer.
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* Bach's recitative and aria combo in the cantata ''Herr Jesu Christ, wahr’ Mensch und Gott'' (BWV 127) is famed because of its multiple Subdued Sections. This movement, the 4th of the cantata, has been called a century ahead of its time - no other work of the Baroque era has such an interesting combination of loud and soft sections.
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* Bach's recitative and aria combo in the cantata {{cantata}} ''Herr Jesu Christ, wahr’ Mensch und Gott'' (BWV 127) is famed because of its multiple Subdued Sections. This movement, the 4th of the cantata, has been called a century ahead of its time - no other work of the Baroque era has such an interesting combination of loud and soft sections.
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* "Don't Stop Believin'" by Music/{{Journey}}.
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* "Don't Stop Believin'" by Music/{{Journey}}.Music/{{Journey|Band}}.
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To cite How To Write An Example, "It's not about you, it's about the trope."
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* I keep coming across anime themes that do this for ''very'' short periods of time and still make it sound good. "[[Manga/BoboboboBobobo Wild Challenger]]" does it for one measure. "[[LightNovel/{{Slayers}} Give a Reason,]]" two beats.
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* I keep coming across Several anime themes that do this for ''very'' short periods of time and still make it sound good.time. "[[Manga/BoboboboBobobo Wild Challenger]]" does it for one measure. "[[LightNovel/{{Slayers}} Give a Reason,]]" two beats.
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*Nickelback's "Animals" tells the story of a runaway teen getting into mischief with the singer; the full band plays until the start of the last verse leaves the bassline to underscore the tension that they know they're about to get caught.
* Bart Simpson's "Deep Trouble" goes acapella once Bart realizes his parents showed up at the party he was throwing without their knowledge and all of his friends have vanished.
* Bart Simpson's "Deep Trouble" goes acapella once Bart realizes his parents showed up at the party he was throwing without their knowledge and all of his friends have vanished.
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* Close to the end of "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3k4CqkdnWU Gray Sunny Day]]" by Music/TheCowsills, the instruments briefly drop out. They return for the fade-out.
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Regardless of the specifics, this is a technique used to control song pace. It is very common, but that doesn't make it [[TropesAreTools any less effective.]]
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Regardless of the specifics, this is a technique used to control song pace. It is very common, but that doesn't make it [[TropesAreTools [[Administrivia/TropesAreTools any less effective.]]
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* Similarly inverted with Music/ToriAmos's "Pretty Good Year": a quiet piano ballad until the bridge when she raises her voice and the drums kick in for about 15 seconds before reverting back.
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* "Vale Decem," a track used over the Tenth Doctor's regeneration in ''Series/DoctorWho,'' drops the [[AltumVidetur Latin vocals]] and the instruments to just the Chorus holding a note so that Ten can say "[[spoiler: I don't want to go.]]"
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* "Vale Decem," a track used over the Tenth Doctor's regeneration in ''Series/DoctorWho,'' drops the [[AltumVidetur [[GratuitousLatin Latin vocals]] and the instruments to just the Chorus holding a note so that Ten can say "[[spoiler: I don't want to go.]]"
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* Music/DireStraits: "Tunnel of Love" has a section toward the end where Mark Knopfler sings the lyrics very softly, accompanied by his own guitar playing more gently as well, and nothing else.
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* Music/DireStraits: "Tunnel of Love" has a section toward the end where Mark Knopfler sings the lyrics very softly, accompanied by his own guitar playing more gently as well, and nothing else. The rest of the instruments come back in for the ending.
