Workshop 2: Music

The First Track 

The start of an intro from the movie The Hunger games

Strumming at a slow and easy paste 

Calm and relaxed 

Over the sun the fade out 

The Second Track 

When they start their journey out somewhere 

Sounds like Japanese instruments 

Walking around and finding stuff

The Third Track

Calm keep nice and still 

Wondering around a new place 

Sad music 

Instruments as in piano violins 

The Fourth 

Double bass string instruments 

Getting that feeling of getting ready for some kind of event.

Nice and kinda middle pasted music speed 

Become more hyped for what happens 

Fades in with serious sounds and then fades to being good and slowly quiets down.

Mr Taylor

Song 1

Happy, exciting, groovy, fun, energetic, outdoors for good-time music.  

Song 2

Nice but at the same time sad and kinda like when someone had been killed 

Sad and emotional 

Sombre, moros

Tempo: How fast or slow it is?

Faster: Upbeat, more energy 

Slower: Sad, sombre

Chords in music 

Major chords: Bright, happy 

Minor Chords: Sinister, sad

Dynamics-volume 

Louder - More focus on the music and get that feeling of wanting to go and see it. Energy, emotion.

Quieter - Subtle, Focus get into when it starts to dye it down a bit.

The use of music in the sense

Starts to build up when they start to get into the place they meet 

The scene's music is mostly Silence because there isn't any music but footsteps and yea.

 Realism

Suspense -What's going to happen

Makes us focus - Looking for other clues 

Music during propaganda film 

-Medium tempo

-Minor - scary, energy 

-Subtle- Doesn't distract from the story.

Music 

-When we meet Peeta 

- When Peeta goes up onto the stage we as viewers feel sad for him because he didn't look like he doesn't want to do it.

-Sorry for him

-Isolated from others 

-Horns = Victory

-Tempo starts slow but increase

-Predominantly minor - sinister

Extra Atmosphere mood - how you feel in a surrounding

Music and silence are used effectively to create a foreboding (evil) atmosphere in the Reaping scene. In the reaping scene, the tributes from District 12 are selected and we see katniss volunteer as tribute for her sister. The male tribute selected was Peeta. Silence is used when Effie draws out and reads out the tributes names to make us feel like the moment is real, to make us focus and draw out the suspense. The director has done this to make the audience worried about who will be chosen. Music was used to introduce the audience to Peeta when his name is drawn. the music is predominantly minor and has a slow tempo which makes us feel sad and worried like Peeta. This is combined with close-up shots of Peetas worried facial expressions to draw the veiwer in.