Resources e Fourth Hour Questions you designed Reel Music: Exploring 100 Years of Film Music Roger Hickman Quizzes Interviews with composers, including Hanz Zimmer and John Williams Score: A Film Music Documentary (2017) Matt Schrader Discussions and Listening Assignments Requirements e Empirical Questions (true/false, matching, multiple choice) and Answers Assign your own point values for each section e Detailed Essay Questions and Answers o SIX essay questions - 10 points each Example: In the documentary on film music, SCORE, John Debney (39:18) discusses the idea that in John Williams 's scores for STAR WARS there is the traditional idea for \"good and bad,\" but then there are beautiful themes like the \"love\" theme. Explore the three themes, the \"main theme,\" \"love theme,\" and \"Darth Vader's theme,\" and provide why these melodies make sense with the mood they're trying to convey. What makes these themes so powerful? Use musical language to defend your position. Submission e One consecutive/running document Correct Answers should be highlighted o Example Answer should be included e 12-point font e Double spaced Grading Rubric Comprehensive Empirical Coverage of the Course Materials 40 points e Comprehensive Subjective Coverage of the Course Materials 60 points (10 points per essay prompt) e Written Defense of your Exam Choices (handed in with your exam) 50 points Please submit your five empirical questions and one subjective question for your Final Exam Project J. You can always modify these questions later. You may submit them as a running document with all of your test questions in one spot, but please designate which week's questions are which. The questions should incorporate and correctly apply musical language and should be thoughtful and professional