Music A-Level
Interactive media scoring
What Interactive media scoring means in Music A-Level, as defined for AQA.
Definition of Interactive media scoring
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Reference: AQA
Structural approaches to scoring for media such as video games, which use non-linear, looping structures.
Topics that use Interactive media scoring
- Area of study 3: Music for media - Named composers (AQA A-Level)
Related terms
- Ambient and atmospheric textures
- Harmonic dissonance and tension
- Integration of technology and orchestra
- Leitmotif
- Minimalism and ostinato
- Minimalist techniques and ostinatos
- Motivic development and ostinato
- Music and psychological narrative
Using Interactive media scoring in the exam
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