From bar 4 onwards

Before bar 4

At the beginning of the piece

Throughout the entire composition

modulation at bar 36

modulation with added Bb

modulation in D Major

modulation with added Eb

Piccolo, Flute, Clarinet, Oboe

Trumpet, Trombone, Tuba, French Horn

Violin, Viola, Cello, Double Bass

Saxophone, Bassoon, Clarinet, Oboe

Timpani, Triangle, Snare Drum, Tam-Tam (gong), Glockenspiel, Vibraphone, Cymbals, Piano, & Celeste.

Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Bassoon, & Saxophone.

Trumpet, Trombone, Tuba, French Horn, & Euphonium.

Violin, Viola, Cello, Double Bass, & Harp.

A type of scale

A broken chord pattern

A musical genre

A rhythmic pattern

Melodies moving in opposite directions

Melodies moving in the same direction

Melodies that are harmonically related

Melodies that are rhythmically similar

♩=80bpm

♩=100bpm

♩=120bpm

♩=160bpm

More than one instrument playing the same idea at once (8ve)

A technique where a melody is played in a different key

A method of harmonizing a melody with chords

A style of music that features a single instrument

Unclear key, bar 30 - end

Clear key, bar 10 - 20

Major key, bar 15 - 25

Minor key, bar 5 - 15

A rapid alternation between two notes next to each other

A slow, smooth transition between two notes

A single sustained note played loudly

A series of quick, repeated notes in a scale

The music is written to match the action on the screen

The music is played in a loop

The music is silent during this section

The music is only instrumental

Articulations used in the piece

Types of musical notes

Styles of music composition

Techniques for playing instruments

Theme A is repeated exactly, while Theme B is altered and extended.

Both themes are 4 bars and are repeated exactly without alterations.

Theme A is longer than Theme B, which is repeated exactly.

Theme A is altered and extended compared to the first A theme, while Theme B is repeated exactly.

A melodic pattern that is repeated at a higher or lower pitch

A type of musical scale

A rhythmic pattern that varies in tempo

A harmonic progression that resolves

A technique where the strings are bowed with a bow

A string technique where they pluck the strings with their fingers instead of using the bow

A method of playing wind instruments using circular breathing

A technique used in percussion to strike the instrument with mallets

ff (fortissimo), mf (mezzo forte), p (piano), f (forte), cresc. (crescendo)

pp (pianissimo), mp (mezzo piano), f (forte), sf (sforzando)

f (forte), ff (fortissimo), p (piano), sfz (sforzando)

mf (mezzo forte), pp (pianissimo), f (forte), dim. (diminuendo)

Two different rhythmic languages used at the same time, e.g. triplet quavers and regular quavers

A single rhythmic pattern repeated multiple times

A technique for improvising melodies over a fixed rhythm

A method of composing music using only whole notes

Music that appears in the soundtrack that aligns with action or dialogue in the film scene

A type of musical instrument used in orchestras

A term for background noise in a film

A specific genre of music used in movies

Music used at the start/ end of a film

Background score during action scenes

Theme song played during the climax

Soundtrack for promotional trailers