The highlighted areas ib teg sheet music indicate to the main part of the tune, that I used in creating the music trailer. The music had to be split up into three different sections, due to the fact that the Apple Mac would not allow such vast movement in changing of the musical keys. Therefore to get the full piece of music; I had to split it up in logical orders so that the pieces could then be edited together, and therefore form a continual piece of music
This part was played at the very beginning of the piece; we then had to try to place in into the trailer, it was then placed at the end as it seemed to ask a question, as well as echoing the tune played before. This seemed to give more character to the piece; as this alteration changed the tune to make it different, and that these few notes were played and octave higher, to that it would standout against the previous music.
This is the general tune of The Teddy Bears Picnic; the reason to why there are spaces between the music is so that it was easier to edit down the music to fit the trailer, as otherwise would get clashes in the music from where it has been closely edited and does not fit in with the continuance with the ending product.
This part was created to add and to build tension for the piece; all this is the tune but faster which helps to pick up the pace of the trailer. As the tempo of the music picks up it seems to create a stronger atmosphere for were the drama is taking place, it’s vital for the audience to hear the faster music here as without the sound the clips would be monotone and not of any significance.
This part was created to almost give a question to the audience that has not been answered; due to the ending part of this clip goes higher, which is an echo to the clips previously played but does seems to question the idea of the basic storyline for the original context of the rhyme.
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