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Programme Music.

 

Programme Music aims to represent a Mood, Story, Event, Scene or character without any words.   Programme Music became popular in the ROMANTIC PERIOD (1820 - 1900).

 

The larger Romantic Orchestras enabled composers to use different instruments (timbres), greater contrasts in textures, they used less rigid structures and chromatic harmonies.

 

 

 

 

Grieg: Peer Gynt - Morning

Copland: - Billy the Kid - Gun Battle

von Suppé: – Light Cavalry Overture

Vaughan Williams - The Lark Ascending

Film Music.

Film composers also want to portray emotions, people and stories, but the music must complement the action on screen.

 

Film music supports the action by:

 - Creating and enhancing the mood

 - Linking the appearances of the same character

 - Reminding you of something off screen

 - Creating suspense

 - Providing continuity between scenes.

 

Psycho Theme

Birlin Foot Chase

Capsule in Space

Movie Theme Medley

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