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Browse piano sheets by TWICE on Zen Virtual Piano. TWICE has nine members, Jihyo, Nayeon, Jeongyeon, Momo, Sana, Mina, Dahyun, Chaeyoung and Tzuyu, and has been a group since 2015. The joyful lines that have become a trademark of the group, refrains like “cheer up baby” and “let’s dance the night away,” have evolved into something more somber, TIME wrote. A shift from bright refrains to something more somber suggests a group letting its music age alongside its members. Sana told TIME, “This time, we are trying to show our real heart to the listeners as individuals.” Speaking of individuals as well as a group suggests nine distinct voices inside one name. One track, “21:29,” was the first on which all nine members wrote the words together, as a message of appreciation to their fans. Looking back at the group since their debut, a member told the Grammys that the members’ album contributions have grown significantly: it started with writing lyrics, but now they are capable of composing and vocal directing too. A move from writing lyrics to composing and directing vocals shows the members taking on more of the process over time. TIME wrote that as a group that consistently releases new music at least three times a year, TWICE is more prolific than most K-pop groups. Frequent releases mean the group arrives in listeners’ lives several times a year. Of the song “One Spark,” Sana said it was supposed to be on a previous album but did not make it, and that when they chose it as the lead single for a later album, they changed the arrangement and the parts they sang and re-recorded it. A member who wrote the lyrics for “You Get Me” said it is a sequel to their pre-release single “I Got You,” continuing a story with a connection between the two songs. A song held back and then reworked, and a song that continues another’s story, show a group treating its releases as a connected set. NME wrote that TWICE has democratised the group’s decision-making process, going beyond the leader and established positions to a voting system in which the majority prevails, as Jeongyeon explains. To accompany the album, each member also recorded one solo song, though some members had released solo work before: Nayeon in 2022, then Jihyo and Tzuyu in 2023 and 2024. The Grammys noted that the group became the first K-pop group to win a Breakthrough Award at the 2023 Billboard Women in Music Awards, and the first girl group and Asian female act to sell out SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles. Majority votes, solo songs inside a group album and a stadium show how nine voices can share one decision and one stage.
Browse piano sheets by TWICE on Zen Virtual Piano.
TWICE has nine members, Jihyo, Nayeon, Jeongyeon, Momo, Sana, Mina, Dahyun, Chaeyoung and Tzuyu, and has been a group since 2015. The joyful lines that have become a trademark of the group, refrains like “cheer up baby” and “let’s dance the night away,” have evolved into something more somber, TIME wrote. A shift from bright refrains to something more somber suggests a group letting its music age alongside its members. Sana told TIME, “This time, we are trying to show our real heart to the listeners as individuals.” Speaking of individuals as well as a group suggests nine distinct voices inside one name.
One track, “21:29,” was the first on which all nine members wrote the words together, as a message of appreciation to their fans. Looking back at the group since their debut, a member told the Grammys that the members’ album contributions have grown significantly: it started with writing lyrics, but now they are capable of composing and vocal directing too. A move from writing lyrics to composing and directing vocals shows the members taking on more of the process over time. TIME wrote that as a group that consistently releases new music at least three times a year, TWICE is more prolific than most K-pop groups. Frequent releases mean the group arrives in listeners’ lives several times a year.
Of the song “One Spark,” Sana said it was supposed to be on a previous album but did not make it, and that when they chose it as the lead single for a later album, they changed the arrangement and the parts they sang and re-recorded it. A member who wrote the lyrics for “You Get Me” said it is a sequel to their pre-release single “I Got You,” continuing a story with a connection between the two songs. A song held back and then reworked, and a song that continues another’s story, show a group treating its releases as a connected set.
NME wrote that TWICE has democratised the group’s decision-making process, going beyond the leader and established positions to a voting system in which the majority prevails, as Jeongyeon explains. To accompany the album, each member also recorded one solo song, though some members had released solo work before: Nayeon in 2022, then Jihyo and Tzuyu in 2023 and 2024. The Grammys noted that the group became the first K-pop group to win a Breakthrough Award at the 2023 Billboard Women in Music Awards, and the first girl group and Asian female act to sell out SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles. Majority votes, solo songs inside a group album and a stadium show how nine voices can share one decision and one stage.
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Jihyo, Nayeon, Jeongyeon, Momo, Sana, Mina, Dahyun, Chaeyoung and Tzuyu. The group has been together since 2015.
NME wrote that the group has democratised its decision-making process, using a voting system in which majority votes prevail, as Jeongyeon explains.
A track that was the first on which all nine members wrote the words together, as a message of appreciation to their fans.