the set of notes that a piece is based on (e.g. major, minor, atonal)

music that uses only notes from within a key

music that uses some notes from outside of the key

music based on a mode, a type of scale different from major and minor scales

when a composer keeps a melody the same but changes the harmony

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Which of these is not a type of tonality?

Chromatic harmony is using notes outside the {{}}.

Which mood would best suit chromatic harmony?

__________ is when the melody stays the same, but the harmony changes underneath.

Why might a film composer reharmonise a melody?

Which chords help make the new key very clear and obvious?

short recurring theme linked to a character, place, or idea

Which of these is not a role of film music?

__________ transformation is when a leitmotif is developed to match story changes.

Which type of tonality would best suit a sad or tragic scene?

Which type of rhythm would best suit an energetic, action-filled scene?

Identify with a single word why early films did not have recorded music before the late 1920s?