Dynamics, which refers to the volume or intensity of the music, can be used to create a sense of tension or suspense by gradually increasing or decreasing the volume.

Main title music is the music that is played during the opening credits of a film and is typically composed specifically for that film.

John Williams is known for his use of leitmotifs in his film scores, such as the iconic theme associated with the character of Darth Vader in the Star Wars films.

Underscore is the music that is played during a scene in a film to create a specific mood or atmosphere, and is typically composed specifically for that scene.

Rhythm, which refers to the pattern of beats and accents in the music, can be used to create a sense of movement or energy by using fast tempos and strong rhythms.

End title music is the music that is played during the end credits of a film and is typically composed specifically for that film.

Hans Zimmer is known for his innovative use of electronic and experimental music in his film scores, such as his work on the films Inception and The Dark Knight.

Underscore is the music that is played during a scene in a film to create a sense of tension or suspense, and is typically composed specifically for that scene.

Harmony, which refers to the combination of notes played together, can be used to create a sense of sadness or melancholy by using minor chords and dissonant intervals.

Underscore is the music that is played during a scene in a film to create a sense of joy or happiness, and is typically composed specifically for that scene.

Philip Glass is known for his use of minimalist music in his film scores, such as his work on the films Koyaanisqatsi and The Hours.

Underscore is the music that is played during a scene in a film to create a sense of mystery or intrigue, and is typically composed specifically for that scene.

Melody, which refers to the main tune or line of a piece of music, can be used to create a sense of nostalgia or longing by using familiar or traditional melodies.

Underscore is the music that is played during a scene in a film to create a sense of fear or horror, and is typically composed specifically for that scene.

Duke Ellington is known for his use of jazz and big band music in his film scores, such as his work on the films Anatomy of a Murder and Paris Blues.