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The notes for the song "Nothing Else Matters" by Metallica are primarily in the key of E minor and include the following chords: E minor, G major, C major, D major, and A minor.

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What time signature is used in the song "Nothing Else Matters"?

The song "Nothing Else Matters" by Metallica is in 6/8 time signature.


How can I effectively study for my exam and ensure that I avoid relying too heavily on notes?

To effectively study for your exam and avoid relying too heavily on notes, try using active study techniques like summarizing information in your own words, teaching the material to someone else, and practicing with past exam questions. This will help you understand the material better and rely less on notes during the exam.


I try so hard but got so far but in the end what's the title of this song?

The song you are likely referring to is "In the End" by Linkin Park. It was released as the fourth single from their debut album, Hybrid Theory, in 2001. The song is a reflection on the struggles of life and how, in the end, nothing else matters. The lyrics were written by lead singer Chester Bennington and the song has since become one of their most well-known and beloved songs.


Is Ode to Joy Diatonic or Chromatic?

It is completely diatonic. And it is nothing short of a miracle that Beethoven could come up with such an important and memorable line that stays completely within a diatonic fifth, with only an occasional dip to a fourth below the tonic. This refers only to the basic statement of the melody itself. The movement contains a great deal of chromatic richness. How did Beethoven do it? If he were around, he might be able to do it again, and pull out of 5 or 6 simple notes something magnificent that no one else has the wits to uncover.


Can you provide some notes on how to effectively study for the upcoming exam?

To effectively study for an exam, create a study schedule, break down the material into smaller sections, use active learning techniques like summarizing and teaching the material to someone else, practice with past exams or quizzes, and get enough rest and exercise to support your brain function.