WorksheetsFilm Music A04
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
Harsh pitches within a chord
Chromatic Chords
Ostinato
Tritone
Dissonant Harmony
A brief musical formula played on brass instruments, usually accompanied by percussion.
Leitmotif
Fanfare
Pedal notes
Repetition of a rhythm or texture that has been recently introduced.
Fanfares
Imitation
Tremolo
Dischords
displaced beats in a rhythm
Ostinato
Tremolo
Syncopation
Imitation
A repeating phrase or motif
Ostinato
Tremolo
Reverb
Syncopation
Where two or more motifs begin in unison, and gradually become 'out of time with each other'
Phase Shifting
Metamorphosis
Polyrhythms
Ostinato
Where the music is played over the scene and in not heard by the characters in the film.
Diegetic
Underscore
Non-Diegetic
Source
Variation in the amplitude of sound
Silence
Irregular time signature
Tremolo
Pedal Notes
a theme that represents a character, state of mind, emotion, object, place, or supernatural force
fanfare
distortion
tritone
leitmotif
Music that has no key signature.
Bitonal
Dramatic Irony
Atonal
Ostinato
Combining different length ostinato patterns
Ostinato
Rhythmic Displacement
Isorhythmic overlap
Phase shift
Tiny changes made over time to one note or part of a rhythm.
Mickey Mousing
Metamorphasis
Ostinato
Polyrhythms
Where a piece of music is created for a film by a well-known artist to boost the success of a film. This is usually mutually beneficial.
leitmotif
ostinato
commercial impetus
monothematic
Where the music uses 2 key signatures
Leitmotif
Bitonal
Atonal
Tremolo
Where the music represents the actions in a scene.
Mickey Mousing
Atonal
Fanfare
Leitmotif
Repeating a melody or leitmotif in rising pitch
Tremolo
Ostinato
Repetition
Sequencing
Where the music is heard by the characters along with the audience of the film.
Diegetic
Non- Diegetic
In-Vision
Underscore
An electronic metronome that is used to accurately time events within a scene
Cue Sheet
Storyboard
Click Track
Ostinato
Repeating a melody or leitmotif 'as is'
Repetition
Ostinato
Sequencing
Chromatic Sequencing
Where a piece of music is used within a setting where the audience would not expect to hear it.
leitmotif
ostinato
mickey mousing
dramatic irony
Where the entire film score is based upon one melody
Atonal
Monothemeatic
Ostinato
Diegetic
