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Soundtrack
A soundtrack is the musical accompaniment created or curated for a film, television series, video game or other visual media.
Encompassing original scores, licensed songs and soundtrack albums, soundtracks play a vital role in shaping mood, emotion and storytelling. From the orchestral works of composers such as John Williams, Ennio Morricone and Hans Zimmer to iconic curated soundtracks like Pulp Fiction, Trainspotting and Guardians of the Galaxy, film and television soundtracks have become an essential part of popular culture.
Many soundtrack albums have achieved commercial success and introduced audiences to classic songs and new artists alike.
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More About Soundtrack
A soundtrack is the collection of music featured in a film, television series, video game or other visual media, including original scores, songs written for the production and licensed recordings.
A soundtrack can include both original music and pre-existing songs, while a score refers specifically to the original instrumental music composed to accompany a film or television production.
Among the most celebrated soundtracks are Saturday Night Fever, Purple Rain, The Bodyguard, Pulp Fiction, Trainspotting, Guardians of the Galaxy, The Lion King and O Brother, Where Art Thou?, each of which has had a lasting impact on music and popular culture.