Interstella Flashcards

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who did the music?

Interstella

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Hans Zimmer

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what is the piece called?

interstella

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mountains

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Interstella

melody

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  • rising pattern crotched clarinet and flute
  • low glissandos in strings until climax
  • all derived from main theme
  • organ, B C D E, soft, quaver pattern, flute stop, layers at climax semiquavers and stops
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ticking

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  • woodwind, electric, beats 1 and 3, builds up
  • each tick reminds the audience there limited time
  • timpani in the back gourd, soft pp, same as the clock
  • 60 bmp but gets faster
  • Violins join in crotchets betas 1 and 3
  • Score begins when cooper points out one hour equals 7 years on earth
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harmony

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  • E pedal until climax
  • E pedal, dominant leads to imperfect cadence
  • Causes tension and unease
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climax

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  • Vocal sheets and crescendos
  • 8 bars, between climax, 4 bars diminuendo and 4 bars crescendo
  • Chords Fmaj7 – Em/G – Am – Em/G
  • big builds and crescendos add to the size and scale of the wave and adds tension
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timbre

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  • Snare to climax
  • Pedal, sound of angelic voices, high pitched, clash D and E
  • Big low electric bass sweep a climax, sounds like waves
  • Small crescendos percussion and synth – low, waves
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rhythm

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  • Changing rhythms
  • Speeding up
  • Triplets crotchet-crotchet-crotchet-quaver triplet in strings and woodwind
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