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Dimitri Tiomkin
Eisenstein
Empathetic Sound
Erich Wolfgang Korngold
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Synchresis
The Aims of Music for Films
Time Image
Tom Levin
Unheard Melodies
henri Bergson
sound on screen
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Intro I lived most of my life composing, producing and performing music. The music video, unlike film prioritises its music over any other element. In fact most music videos will feature the musicians performing and / or dancers to accentuate the lyrics, instruments and rhythm of the song. However, especially with the birth of MTV that only broadcast music videos, musicians understood their music video had to stand out and the only way to do that was give their video a filmic quality. It was a great challenge, because film running time was a short 2-3 minutes. In this short space of time the film had to 'tell' a story, promote the musicians and strictly adhere to the music composition. Unlike a short or feature film, which may choose to use or not use music in scenes as it wills, the music video priorities the music and therefore the scenes have to stick to its compositional structure. 2 What is musical compositional structure? 3 Example Musical compositional structure, also k...

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