Opinion: Vocal Musical arrangment or Orchestrated Instrumentals?
The components of a Soundtrack are obviously vital to a film's continuity. Specifically, instrumental sounds and vocals are symbolic and supportive to a film, while evoking intended emotions among its viewers. Which bring me to this question: Are audiences more compelled by a film's vocal musical arrangement or are viewers more affected by their emotions and moods while experiencing newly orchestrated instrumentals of a film? As our readings suggests, "Popular music establishes when the story takes place", but I assert that popular music also deeply affects audiences even further. Going beyond the fact that a movie's soundtrack helps sales of recorded music in stores, popular music creates an inferable feeling among a film's audience. When I hear a familiar song, I am suddenly emotionally bombarded by memories and moods, which I would not experience with newly orchestrated music minus the vocals. Depending on the song, I encounter emotions that are fond or indifferent, warm or cold, positive or negative. If I hear familiar music, it only takes 5 seconds or less for me to recognize what song a director has chosen for a scene; it takes even less time for the song to ignite a desired or undesirable emotion from me. For Example:
Familiar or Popular Soundtrack
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