Narration and Score

Narration

Narration noun - A relating of events usually in the order in which they happened.

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Score and narration are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Score" instead a noun "Narration".

Score noun - A lingering ill will towards a person for a real or imagined wrong.

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Narration and score are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Narration" instead a noun "Score".

Nearby Words: scored, scoring, scorer, scoreless

musical	musical narration	musical score
similar	similar narration	similar score
positive	positive narration	positive score
complete	complete narration	complete score
Other adjectives: standard, original, actual, entire, main, beautiful, famous, personal, new, unique, early, dramatic, final, next, recorded, previous, upbeat.

And like the Chrono Crusade example above, the American trailer intentionally invokes film from this era by being Deliberately Monochrome, using a "news reel" style narration and backed up by a tinny piano score similar to what a silent film would have.

Source: Retraux
The narration makes it out to be the most fearsome predator of all time, and the music score plays along too.

Source: Series / Planet Dinosaur
The trailers for the DVD version, oddly, still contained the score, but little to no singing (similar to the Sweeney Todd example above), except the narration still called it "Andrew Lloyd Webber's triumphant musical"!

Source: Recycled Trailer Music

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