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For no one McCartney

            
             The rhythm is maintained though out by vocals of Mcartney and the piano.
             The combination of the vocals and piano contribute to the texture of the piece the guitar reiterates the rhythm from the first chorus onwards, during the chorus the tempo is increased by the piano as the guitar and vocals maintain the original tempo simultaneously.
             after the fourth verse the vocals stop and the horn comes in gives you a chance to take in the timbre and general feel of the song.
             The rhythm of the piece is quite fast thoughout. and the end finishes abruptly.
             The brass instrumentals where quite common in use of a lot of beatles work in this case the subtle use of the French horn is very effective as it does not intrude in the song but quiets the piece in the middle with the French horns soft sound. the original tempo is picked up again after.
             the tambourine is also contributes to the rhythm and is more apparent when it is played in time when the vocals stop and the French horn is played.
             Mcartney's high pitched vocals and low pitched instruments help give texture and interest to the vocals and interments if the voice and instruments were the same pith the result would have an adverse effect to the song.
             "Your day breaks, your mind aches" for example is sang in rhythm and is similar though out except the chorus.
             the rhythm is most important in this song.
             239 words.
            


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