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kettledrum | 13:21 Fri 21st Apr 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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8d. Music from film that's cut (5) S-O-E. Score ? Could someone please explain

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BigMac

Score is a verb: to make cuts or scratches in the surface of something; to mark (a line) by a shallow cut. [Source: Chambers online]

It is also a noun: a written or printed copy of music for several parts, set out vertically down the page; the music from a film or play. [Same source]

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johnalex

Double meaning kettledrum - 'Score' is to cut (eg run a knife down a parcel), then 'Score' to write music for a film.

kettledrum

Question Author

Thank you both; I understood about music and cutting: it was the film bit that eluded me. Does a score necessarily relate to film music?

cheaton

No all written music has a score but I suppose 'film score' is a common phrase....

BigMac

Look at the second part of the Chambers definition: it explicitly says (it's the 9th definition of the noun, I only included the relevant bits) music from a film or play.

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