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Score

Score

The term “score” is used as a common alternative for “sheet music.” Several different types of scores exist: a score can refer to sheet music or to music written specifically for a play, musical, opera, ballet, television program, film, or other production. A “film score” refers to original music written specifically to accompany a film.

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The New Formula for Success in the Music Business

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Sound Mixer

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Music engineer and musician working together in recording studio using mixing desk

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