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    Film Score Research Paper

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    Movie Scores as Modern Masterpieces Movie scores, especially orchestral scores, are a personal favorite of mine. So, in answer to the question, "Do...orchestral scores composed for films deserve to be an important part of the history of classical music?", I believe that they do stand as masterpieces in their own right. Movie scores elicit the complete spectrum of human emotion, such as: fear, joy, sorrow, terror, bliss, frustration, trepidation, etc. Who could forget the fin coming out of the water in the movie, Jaws? That particular score is remembered by most everyone. It gave the scene life. The music brought the emotion of fear to the audience with two simple notes. In the past, you could have a movie without a…

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    James Roy Horner (1953 – 2015) was an Academy and Golden Globe award-winning American composer; conductor and orchestrator of film scores. He was mostly known for the vocal and electronic elements in many of his film scores. Horner was also a respected composer of concert music before he started writing film scores. His first major film score was for the film "The Lady in Red," but he did not establish himself as a well known film composer until he worked on the 1982 film "Star Trek II: The…

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    This paper investigates the utilisation of film scores, in particular in the horror/fantasy category, as an Instrument to evoke a persons, emotions, repercussion states (E.g conjuration) and other phenomena, when these are not introduced on screen or need emphasis by the score. On this subject I will fundamentally concentrate on the putative achievement of new musical dialect and common assumptions made on the affectional impacts of film music, frameworks a few observational studies that could…

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    TITLE Music comes in where words cannot evoke the emotion. Pride and Prejudice, is a movie directed by Joe Wright, and was released in 2005. It is based on the novel “Pride and Prejudice,” which was written by Jane Austen in the 1800s. The film takes place in England, at a time where young women needed to marry someone of good standing in order to start families. Elizabeth Bennett is second to oldest of five sisters. She lives with her parents and sisters, and all need to find someone to…

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    small Viking, who overcomes the prejudices against dragons he was raised with after he wounds a Night Fury. Hiccup initially seems dead set on killing his first dragon in order to garner the attention and love he wants from his friends and most importantly his village’s chief and father, Stoick (Gerard Butler.) However, upon wounding a dragon and being confronted with the choice to kill or not, Hiccup realizes that dragons are just as “human” as he is. Soon after this realization, Hiccup is put…

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    one goal before starting another. It was interesting to see that conscientiousness predicts job performance for all occupational groups. This trait of my personality not only is the key to high job performance but also says that I exert greater levels of effort on my job and develop higher levels of job knowledge. The Jungian 16-Type Personality assessment stated that my scores combined into the four letter personality classification of ENFJ. This personality states that I am charismatic,…

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    blown which meant that we would go into extra-time then penalties if the score remained equalized. I don 't how but we managed to continue playing despite being exhausted and worn off. It was as if our passion was motivating us and kept us fighting through the game. The play that I had been working for all game finally worked and I was left with a 1 on 1 against the goalie. Many things went through my mind at that time, it was like the whole season wrapped up into a few seconds before me. I hit…

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    She was focused and direct. The most memorable answer was to eyelash: “Ohhh… the hairs above your eye…I am pretty sure they are hairs.” It was priceless to see her face when I said “eyelash.” On “credible” she commented we just learned this. She gave examples, but did not know a concrete definition. This section is a little harder for me to grade. The subjectivity of the answers causes me to pause and question my score. Based upon her non-verbal routing score she needed to begin on the Nonverbal…

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    Something that is not considered in a PVAAS score is the demographics of the clientele. Students with a low socio economic status are historically shown to receive lower scores due to lack of resources and other factors. Students in special education also do not perform as well because of their learning disabilities. ESL students are also at a disadvantage because understanding material in English is difficult for them. These students are not taken into as much consideration when evaluating a…

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    student was required to fill out a variety of personality tests. After each student completed the personality test, he or she would then give the test to someone who knows him or her well enough to answer the questions while pretending to be the student. The person who takes the quiz as if they are the student is called the informant. After the student and the informant take the tests, the student records the scores into a spreadsheet. After all the tests are complete, a statistical correlation…

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