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musicals
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musicals are singing, dancing and talking to tell stories
panicked music,quite fast and in a major key trumpet
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Cut of the music as he looks down but then resume the chase musi as he falls the a very inquisitive music as he brings out the laser gun and sneaks around inquisitive music then daunting music then a cut off of the music then the music resumes after a while
As she walks around very creepy and slow music in minor key music gtting louder as she looks ino the house and runs inside door slamming allegro or lento to build suspense extreme dynamic which suddenly change minor ot atonal short snappy and repetitive occasional sound effects drones and clashing chords
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feature of rock music lead guitar lead singer distortion sounds guitar dominated mix of rhythm of blues
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- and 5. duet-its the same as a solo but there are two people singing two different reactions
4.action song-the words of a song tell you whats
going on in the plot leading into the next peice of story
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rock music often uses power chords songs follow a verse chorus structure songs are usually a 44 steady drum rhythm like the 12 bar blues it uses primary chords like I IV V in the 1960s it developed into rock
the typpical instrumentaion was a lead guitar rhythm electric guitar lead singer bass guitar and drummer
progressive rock emersed in late 60s extendede the normal 2-5 minutes of popular music into 15 minutes or more involved instrumental solos
hard rock placed emphasis on loud and aggressive distorted solo guitar features riffs virtuoso solos and fills used a range of tonalities including modal scales
psychadelic rock tried to create the surreal images and sounds experieced with hallusinogenic drugs common to the 60s and 70s like lsd used lots of guitar effects and unusual electronic instruments and effects lyrics were weird and dream like
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glam rock theatrical and glitzy easier to listen to than hard rock and catchy hooks musicians wore outrageous costumes
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punk rock harsh and angry music from the 1970s usually about anarchy and rebellion lyrics were often shouted often contained a limited number of chords played at a fast tempo and distorted
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made up of the first and fith note note of the chord misses out the third so unclear if the chord is major or minor popular in guitar music also called a fifth chord ussually has distortion applied to it
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slide guitar is using an object around the finger on the fretboard hand to alter the timbre pitch and vibration length of the sounds
rim shot hitting the rim and the skin of the drum at the same time to alter the timbre of the sound ussually heard on the snare drum
hans zimmer time- slow tempo 63bpm strings to provide a pulse and outline the chords piano seventh chords texture slowly builds over several minutes. string piano brass guitar percussion guitar ostinato at 2:00 which adds a new texture key of a minor but
music is used in film-establish atmosphere time and place. moves the action forward describe the characters accompany scene changes add dramatic impact
music contained within the action-this is usually reffered to as diegetic music. it is included in the story eg music on the radio. most music in film is non diegetic
background music this is reffered to as underscoring
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repetition used a lot in music. reminds you of something earlier in film but may be variations such as the key
pop-pop songs are usually used and are released in the charts to gain publicity
setting the scene. linked to mood of scene. adds tension. create atmosphere. music that mimics sound effects can set off imaginations evoking a particular mood