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inaudibility of film music: a standalone construct

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Film studies

the classical principle that film scoring should not be consciously noticed, so music guides emotion while staying subordinate to narrative.

In film studies, inaudibility of film music refers to the classical principle that film scoring should not be consciously noticed, so music guides emotion while staying subordinate to narrative. This meaning comes from Gorbman (1987) in Unheard melodies.[1]

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  1. Gorbman, C. (1987). Unheard melodies. Indiana University Press. ISBN 9780253204363

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