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About this Collection | Silent Film Scores and Arrangements | Digital Collections | Library of CongressMusic and sound have always served an integral role in film, and the Silent Film Scores and Arrangements digital collection offers unique insight into that development. The collection includes over 3,000 items published or created for use in silent film accompaniment between 1904 - 1927. These items include scores written for specific films, cue sheets that compile melodies for use at certain moments in specific films, and stock music composed or arranged for general use in silent film. Scores and arrangements included in this collection include piano scores, full or reduced orchestral scores, instrumental parts, or just melodic incipits. The majority of the items come from music publishers based in the United States and Europe, but some arrived as copyright submissions by everyday citizens. Composers from the famous to the obscure (many used pseudonyms) appear throughout the collection.

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A Complete Guide to the Movie ScoreMusic has the power to convey the unseen and take a viewer one step further into a movie's world. Here's a complete guide to a movie score.

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The Fi Hall of Fame: A Brief History of Film Music - Film IndependentRegardless of its importance to the storytelling process, film music is too often an afterthought. There are a variety of theories that composers have as

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