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Love will tear us apart by Joy division was released in 1980 as a non album single just one month after the lead singers death.
NME named it as the greatest single of all time.
I love the song as its emotive and i love how the melodic hook is sung as well as played

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Joy Division - Love Will Tear Us Apart [OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO]

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These are the chords found in the scale of D major:
I= D major

ii= E minor                      For our song our chord progression is:
iii= F# minor                                    ( ii, I, vi, V)
IV= G major                                       2, 1, 6, 5
V= A major                               Emin, Dmaj, Bmin, Amaj
vi= B minor                       These chords are all diatonic to the
vii= C# dim                                    key of D major

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The melody i will be using is from the first 4 bars of the  chorus of the song Love will tear us apart by Joy Division.
This is an occurring melody throughout the song which is played on a guitar in the intro and sung in the chorus.

The melody first goes up the scale of D major in a conjunct motion from E, F#, G. However, at the end it leaps in a disjunct motion from B to D then A. This contrast between conjunct and disjunct motion creates a strong and memorable melody.

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-We first have a whole note on E, this is held for 4 beats .
-We then have a quarter note on F#, held for 1 beat
- This is then followed by a succession of quavers  played on G, F#, E and D, each held for half a beat.
- Next we have a half note on B, held for 2 beats.
- Then back up to a quaver on D, held for half a beat
- And finally a whole note on A, held for 4 beats.

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All learners: Will play/sing the melody of the song

Most learners: Will play/sing the melody with the chords

Some learners: Will play/sing the melody with the chords and notate it on a stave.

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The melody uses notes found in the scale of D Major, this means the key signature has two sharps, (F#, C#)
However,  only one sharp (F#) is played in the melody.