- Creates an atmosphere
- Creates mood
- Triggers emotional cues
- Emphasise actions
- Heps narrative flow
- Hints to the emotional state of character
- Establishes location, culture, time (motifs)
Terminology
- Diegetic/Non Diegetic
- Sound Effects
- Amplified sound
- Ambient sound
- Character Themes
- Aural Motifs
- Sound Bridges
- Contrapuntal Sound
- Major and Minor keys/chords
- Cacophony and discordance
- Sound Scape
- Sound Narrative
- Sonic Wallpaper
Music Analysis
- Purpose
- Elements (tempo, genre, tone, volume, instrumentation)
- Meaning
Submarine
http://lrmt.posthaven.com/p1-music-analysis-submarine-clip-01
Purpose
- Creates sonic wallpaper/background for montage and flashbacks
- Helps narrative flow
- Gives clues about character (Oliver Tate)
Element
Instrumentation
- Flute at start
- Strings
Tone
- Neutral
- Floats between two
- "Thinking" music
- Romantic, Busy, Dreamy
Tempo
- Brisk walking pace
- Andante
Genre
- Classical
Meaning
- Sequence is Oliver's thought process (subjective)
- Music is sincere and considered describing comical memories (poo incident)
- The music has a 'busy' quality to it. Never resting into a set melody, this reflects Oliver's thought process as he jumps from thought to thought
- Musical has a classic timeless quality giving little indication of location or time. Which suggests timelessness in terms of film themes.
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