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U2: “Pride (In the Name of Love)”

U2: “Pride (In the Name of Love)”. Music Analysis Josh Vest Bentonville High School joshuavest@gmail.com. Analysis. Student Objectives: You will learn and practice AP style analysis through music. Identify textual and musical features in a text.

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U2: “Pride (In the Name of Love)”

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  1. U2: “Pride (In the Name of Love)” Music Analysis Josh Vest Bentonville High School joshuavest@gmail.com

  2. Analysis • Student Objectives: • You will learn and practice AP style analysis through music. • Identify textual and musical features in a text. • Explain how these features create tone and/or meaning. • Support a claim with evidence from a text. • You will transfer analytical skills from text to text. • Poetry (“Facing It,” “Harlem,” and the star poems) • Nonfiction (Obasan) • Fiction (“The Pie”) • Music (“Pride”) • Visual text (“War News from Mexico”)

  3. “Pride (In the Name of Love)” Agenda • Read and discuss the song’s lyrics. • Discuss textual features and identify the tone. • Listen to the song. • Complete the activity. • Discuss the activity and follow-up activities.

  4. Tone • Tone- Author’s attitude towards the subject. • Identify the subject. What is Bono yelling about? • Identify his attitude towards the subject.

  5. Follow-Up Activities • Write an essay. • Build skills using other music analysis activities. • Vampire Weekend’s “Ya Hey” • Simon and Garfunkel’s “I Am a Rock” • John Lennon’s “Imagine” • Have students create activities and/or presentations using their favorite songs.

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