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Oxford Comma

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Vampire Weekend (2007)indie rockTop 5%3:15SpotifyYouTubeApple Music
Key: G majorestTempo: 116 BPMestTime signature: 4/4

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97%6 tracks · 3,691 notes · G major · 116 BPM· 3:15Recommended
1st Verse
2nd Verse
Chorus
Solo
Pre-chorus
Chorus
Lead Vocals 1
Lead Vocals 2
Piano
Guitar
Bass
Drums

Musical analysis below is derived from the recommended version —6 tracks · 3:15

About this song

Oxford Comma by Vampire Weekend is in G major (estimated), around 116 BPM, 4/4 time. This 6-track arrangement runs 3:15 (Electric piano 1, Electric guitar (jazz), Electric bass (pick), Lead 6 (voice), and Drums), with alternating verses and choruses and a solo. 1 version available to play and practice.

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DrumsAdvanced
7.46 notes/sec
GuitarAdvanced
4.41 notes/sec
BassIntermediate
2.21 notes/sec
PianoIntermediate
2.78 notes/sec
VocalsBeginner
1.61 notes/sec

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Verse
Chorus
Solo

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C3C4C5D3B4

D3 – B4 · 21 semitones (~1.8 octaves)

About the key of G major

G major is the 7th most common key in our catalog. Its three core chords are G, C, and D.

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