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# Long description

This figure is a representation of musical elements in Céline Dion’s ‘Encore un soir’. There are thirteen rows. Each row is colour coded to indicate the section of the form; the lightness or darkness of the colour indicates the loudness or softness of the music. Verse-related material is green, pre-chorus material is orange, and chorus material is blue. From top to bottom the text and colour of each row are as follows: Intro (light green), Verse 1 (light green), Verse 2 (light green), Pre-chorus (light orange), Chorus Part 1 (light blue), Chorus part 2 (darker blue), Verse 3 (darker green), Pre-chorus (with new lyrics) (darker orange). Chorus part 1 (darkest blue), Chorus part 2 (darkest blue), Chorus part 2 (with new lyrics) (darkest blue), Outro Part 1 (light blue), Outro Part 2 (darkest blue). The rows vary in length, corresponding with the length in seconds of the various sections: the row marked Intro is shortest, followed by the rows for Outro Part 1 and Outro Part 2 and then the row for Verse 1. The row for Pre-chorus (with new lyrics) is longest. The other eight rows all have the same length.