Do you know the difference?

What makes a chorus , a chorus?
This is Part ONE of my series on Song Form and how understanding song form makes you a better musician and/or music lover. In this video, I specifically break down the differences between sections, and how to hear them using antecedent and consequent phrases, and ultimately how to know which part of the song is the chorus and why! As always, this is specifically in the context of WESTERN Music Theory.

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Songs used in this video:
Old Time Rock and Roll:    • Old Time Rock & Roll  
Beethoven's 9th Symphony:    • Symphony No. 9 in D Minor, Op. 125: 'Ode t...  
Pokémon Center Theme:    • Pokemon Blue/Red - Pokemon Center  
Have You Ever Seen the Rain:    • Creedence Clearwater Revival - Have You Ev...  

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Timestamps
00:00 Intro
01:39 Part One: Cadence
03:18 Antecedent & Consequent
05:11 Part Two: Identifying Sections
05:27 Pokémon Center Theme
06:05 Motif
08:20 Binary Form (Verse-Chorus)
08:48 Old Time Rock and Roll
12:32 Have You Ever Seen the Rain
15:20 THANK YOU, PATRONS!