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Using the purple GRAPHIC NOTATIONS below, can you try to identify which melodic idea matches each of the characters?
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When we listen to the three main themes from the starter task above, can you identify which Compositional Device, Mood, Tempo and Tonality applies to each one? Use the descriptions to help
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Leitmotif - Character Theme

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May the force be with you...

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Wallace & Gromit

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Have a go at playing the main theme from the film
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Work in pairs to add the baseline to the melody.

The person on the LEFT will play the bass - REMEMBER - it is written in BASS CLEF!

Play it together slowly and then don't forget to communicate well.

When you can do it - swap places and teach each other!
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Play both parts by yourself. The Melody should be played with your right hand and the Bass with your left.
Start rehearsing slowly and then pick up speed when you feel more confident.

Wallace and Gromit - Composition

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Watch the clip opposite, from the film 'The Wrong Trousers'.

Make yourself a storyboard with the timings of when major changes occur.

Create a 'Leitmotif' (character theme) for each of the characters you see

Can you create music to soundtrack this clip? Don't just make sound effects...tell the story through your music!

If you feel really adventurous, load the film file below into Sibelius and create your own score!
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