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The document discusses Disney music, doo-wop music, and film scores. Disney music evokes memories and is integral to their animations. Doo-wop was popular in the 1950s-60s and got its name from background harmonies, though white groups often took credit from black groups. Film scores started with opera and theater to cover projector noise, use classical music to set emotion and drama, and immerse viewers in the movie world.
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- 2. Disney Music • The music is more about the memories it reminds us of • Music is Disney animation’s trademark • Bing Crosby and The Andrews Sisters were involved
- 3. Doo-Wop • Popular in 1950s & 1960s • Name comes from sounds made by background harmony • White groups often stole fame from black groups
- 4. Film Score
- 5. Film Score • Started with opera and musical theater • Played in cinemas to cover up projector noise • Creates emotion and drama • Music from Romantic Era of Classical music • Not understood without accompanying movie • Pulls listener into the world of the movie