Soleace A Mexican Serenae Analysis

There are three sections within the three minute portion of the song. Typically, most Jazz songs in the early 1900s had an intro in the beginning of the song, as well as an outro at the end. There is in fact an intro in this piece, the intro ends at 9 seconds or right before the first section of the song. Sections do however repeat in the song, the sections could be labeled AABBACC. Syncopation is a term to describe the rhythm that suddenly changes for a short period of time, then switches back to the normal rhythm. There is syncopation in this piece and it is quite prevalent in the beginning of the piece between sections A and B. Although there are key ragtime musical forms like syncopation in Joplin’s Solace A Mexican Serenade, it is in fact