Film Music

3. Instrument originally used to disguise the sound of the noisy projector in the theatre, but then used to add basic music to early films.
5. The feeling or emotion within a film eg. action, adventure, mystery, love, etc
7. Each note of the scale is a tone (two steps) apart
10. A frequently recurring short melodic ideas associated with a character
11. Early movies originating from American during the 1890s with no soundtrack.
12. Film composer of soundtracks for Inception, The Lion King and Dunkirk.
14. A continually repeated pattern of notes
15. A scary sounding chord
16. Shadowing a musical idea 8 notes higher
17. The music and sound recorded on a motion-picture film

1. A long, held note
2. A large orchestra consisting of brass, woodwind, strings and lots of percussion
4. A group of adjacent pitches played together to create a chord
6. Film composer of soundtracks for Star Wars, Harry Potter and many others.
8. The music emphasises a gesture and fits precisely with a specific action eg. cartoons
9. Using unexpected music opposite to the action to create uneasiness or humour
13. Music within the film for both the characters and audience to hear eg. radio