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MY NAME IS FERNANDO FAJARDO!Cool story bro!

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Leitmotif - is a musical term (though occasionally used in theatre or literature), referring to a recurring theme, associated with a particular person, place, or idea.

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Answer the following questions in your student page. You may use the Internet for research or come up with your own responses.

1. What is Underscoring and how does it work in films? Underscoring is music played quietly or under the dialogue of a scene in film. It is usually used to set the mood of a scene.

2. How might the following musical qualities be useful in underscoring a scene? What considerations would you give to each of them when applied to underscoring?

Tonality- The three most basic concepts of tonality is what key the song is in and if the sound is consonance or dissonance. Tone cab be used to set the mood of a scene, it applies to underscoring when you need something to sound scary or weird you would use a dissonance tone or more of a minor tone, if you want the scene to be happy, joyful, or playful you would use a tone that is more warm or consonance, also major keys work well for this.

Melody- is a linear succession of musical tones which is perceived as a single entity. The easiest way to explain this would be that in almost every band you have a rhythm guitarist and a lead guitar any riff that the lead guitarist might play would be the melody of the song. Melodies often consist of one or more musical phrases or motifs, and are usually repeated throughout a song or Piece in various forms. Melody in film can also help set the mood and can be the difference between a sad or happy scene. or a silly or serious scene.

Rhythm- this is the backbone of music, it helps keep the tempo of the song. In film rhythm can be used for timing and to help set the pace for the film.

Harmony- the use of simultaneous pitches or chords. harmony can help a scene build up by adding more harmony as the music progressive.

Timbre- this is used to distinguish the difference between a c note on a cello or a c note on a guitar. in film timbre can also help buildup a scene by adding different musical instruments to make the sound bigger!

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