On the Track¶
Karlin, F., & Wright, R. (2004). On the Track: A Guide to Contemporary Film Scoring. Routledge.
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Primes¶
- Lead-and-Support Hierarchy
- Film scoring, theatre, and dance: a melodic line carried by one instrument with the orchestra in support, and a soloist plus corps de ballet or a principal speaker plus chorus, where the supporting performers' coordinated subordination produces the soloist's prominence.
This sourceStandard film-scoring text covering orchestration and the support of a principal melodic line by the rest of the ensemble — the lead-and-support arrangement of a film cue.
- Film scoring, theatre, and dance: a melodic line carried by one instrument with the orchestra in support, and a soloist plus corps de ballet or a principal speaker plus chorus, where the supporting performers' coordinated subordination produces the soloist's prominence.
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