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* AccordionToMostSailors: Instruments from the accordion family associated with seafarers.
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* PlaylistSoundtrack: The game's soundtrack in an area or over an entire game is composed of multiple songs playing randomly one after the other like a playlist on shufffle.
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* DiegeticSoundtrackUsage: The theme song is played, whistled or hummed in-universe.
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* ThemeTuneCameo: The theme song is played, whistled or hummed in-universe.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: A SugarWiki entry for talking about music you find cool.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: A SugarWiki [[SugarWiki/SweetExists Sugar Wiki]] entry for talking about music you find cool.
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* TickTockTune: Music with a ticking motif.
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* ChaosOfTheBells: When "Carol of the Bells" is used as a soundtrack to underscore suspense, action, and/or dread.
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* AfricanChant: Background music in the jungle is accompanied by chanting in Swahili or Zulu.
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* AfricanChant: Background music in the jungle is accompanied by chanting in an African language (usually Swahili or Zulu.Zulu), or at least [[AsLongAsItSoundsForeign a mock-up thereof]].
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* LettingTheAirOutOfTheBand: When the background music is no longer needed, it slowly fades out.
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* LettingTheAirOutOfTheBand: When the The background music is no longer needed, it slowly fades out.slows to a stop upon revealing something not so good.
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* MassiveMultiplayerEnsembleNumber: A song that sums up the main characters.
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* MassiveMultiplayerEnsembleNumber: A song that sums up the attitudes of all the main characters.characters before a major event, sometimes with plenty of counterpoint.
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* SoundtrackLullaby: As someone is sleeping/falling asleep, the soundtrack plays a lullaby-like tune.
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* AvianFlute: The use of flutes and piccolos in imitation of birdsong.
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* AvianFlute: The use of flutes and piccolos in imitation of birdsong.
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* AvianFlute: The use of flutes and piccolos in imitation of birdsong.
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* {{Sexophone}}: A saxophone solo is used to illustrate sensual or romantic scenes or characters.
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* FrenchAccordion: French settings are scored to the sounds of the accordion-based ''bal musette''.
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* AfricanChant
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* AMFMCharacterization
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* AfricanChant
AfricanChant: Background music in the jungle is accompanied by chanting in Swahili or Zulu.
*AmazingFreakingGrace
AmazingFreakingGrace: The hymn "Amazing Grace" is played at funerals.
*AMFMCharacterizationAMFMCharacterization: A character's music they play in the car says something about their personality.
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* AssociatedComposer
AngryMobSong: A group of angry people singing.
*AutobotsRockOut
AssociatedComposer: The director and the composer are buddies.
*SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic
AutobotsRockOut: Rock music plays during action scenes.
*BackgroundMusic
SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: A SugarWiki entry for talking about music you find cool.
*BadToTheBone
BackgroundMusic: Music played in the background to convey ideas and emotions.
*BattleThemeMusic
BadToTheBone: When a certain song is played so many times in movies, that when it's played, the audience knows what it's signifying.
*BoleroEffect
BattleThemeMusic: Music that plays during battle scenes in video games.
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** BootstrappedLeitmotifBoleroEffect: A song that gets louder and louder.
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* BootstrappedLeitmotif: A piece of music becomes a character, place, or thing's theme.
* BootstrappedTheme: A piece of music turns into the theme tune.
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* CartoonConductor
CartoonConductor: In cartoons, conductors control what music the audience plays as if by magic.
*CherubicChoir
CherubicChoir: A kids' choir signifies victory or that the danger is over.
*CircusSynths
CircusSynths: Circus music played with electronic instruments.
*ClimacticMusic
ClimacticMusic: The music gets more dramatic during the most exciting part of the plot.
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* CrowdSong
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* CreepyCircusMusic
CreepyCircusMusic: Circus music played to induce fear.
*CreepyJazzMusic
CreepyJazzMusic: Jazz music used to signify creepiness, often a particular villain.
*CrowdSong
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** SpontaneousChoreography
CrowdSong: A large group of people sing perfectly in unison.
*CultSoundtrack
CultSoundtrack: When a movie becomes popular mainly because of its music.
*CyberPunkIsTechnoCyberPunkIsTechno: Electronic music signifies a gritty sci-fi setting.
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* TheElevatorFromIpanema
* EstablishingCharacterMusic
* EtherealChoir
* EverythingIsAnInstrument
* DisneyAcidSequence
* DramaticPause
* DreadfulMusician
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* DroneOfDread
* TheElevatorFromIpanema
* EstablishingCharacterMusic
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* DescentIntoDarknessSong
TheDayTheMusicLied: Music seems to signify something, but that something doesn't happen.
*DisneyAcidSequence
DescentIntoDarknessSong: A song that starts out upbeat, but gets darker.
*DramaticPause
DiegeticSwitch: A song is played in-universe, then it stops but the song keeps playing out-of-universe.
*DreadfulMusician
DisneyAcidSequence: A song with trippy visuals.
*DreamMelody
DramaticPause: A moment where there isn't any dialogue and there's no (or hardly any) music, played for drama.
*DroneOfDread
DreadfulMusician: Someone who's horrible at playing music.
*TheElevatorFromIpanema
DreamMelody: A character likes to sing or hum a certain tune that's mysterious to them.
*EstablishingCharacterMusic
DroneOfDread: Droning music played as unsettling.
*EtherealChoir
TheElevatorFromIpanema: All elevators play "The Girl from Ipanema".
*EverythingIsAnInstrumentEstablishingCharacterMusic: Background music establishes someone's personality.
* EtherealChoir: A choir singing in harmony to signify otherworldiness.
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* FamiliarSoundtrackForeignLyrics
FamiliarSoundtrackForeignLyrics: A cover of a popular song in a foreign language, used to provide a sense of familiarity but also signify that they're in a foreign country or a character is from one.
*{{Fanfare}}{{Fanfare}}: Uplifting brass instruments, used to celebrate something.
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* ForeignReScoreForeignReScore: A work gets re-scored when it's shown in a different country.
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* HeartbeatSoundtrack
* GospelChoirsAreJustBetter
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* FutureMusic
FutureMusic: Either characters in the future listen to different music, or works set in the future have music that has either theremins, sci-fi noises, copies of modern-day songs, or disco music.
*GospelChoirsAreJustBetter
GospelChoirsAreJustBetter: Gospel choir music signifies "this scene is important".
*GratuitousMariachiBand
GratuitousMariachiBand: Mariachi bands pop up randomly.
*HappyBirthdayToYou
HappyBirthdayToYou: It's someone's birthday, but nobody sings "Happy Birthday" because the work was made during the time when the song was under copyright.
*HappyCircusMusic
HappyCircusMusic: Circus music that sets a fun mood, usually at an actual circus or similar.
*HeartbeatSoundtrackHeartbeatSoundtrack: Music meant to mimic a heartbeat, signifying that a character is going to die or is afraid.
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* HolyPipeOrgan
HolyPipeOrgan: A pipe organ means that something is sacred or religious.
*IconicSequelSong
IconicSequelSong: A song that came from a later instalment but is iconic for the franchise as a whole.
*ImageSong
ImageSong: A song about an anime character.
*IncessantChorus
IncessantChorus: A character who sings this particular song in every scene they're in.
*InvisibleBackupBand
IntersceneDiegetic: A character is singing, the scene changes, but you can still hear the singing.
*IronicNurseryTuneInUniverseSoundtrack: Background music is played in-universe.
* InvisibleBackupBand: Whenever someone in-universe plays an instrument, there will be inexplicable background vocals or instruments.
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JungleJazz: Jazz music for scenes in the jungle.
*LastEpisodeThemeRepriseLastEpisodeThemeReprise: The theme song plays in the background of a climatic scene in the finale.
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* LettingTheAirOutOfTheBand
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* LocationSong
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* LoveTheme
* MassiveMultiplayerEnsembleNumber
* TheMelBrooksNumber
* MelodramaticPause
* MickeyMousing
** WalkingInRhythm
* MinskyPickup
* MockingMusic
* MoodyTrailerCoverSong
* Level1MusicRepresents
* LocationSong
* LohengrinAndMendelssohn
* LoveTheme
* MassiveMultiplayerEnsembleNumber
* TheMelBrooksNumber
* MelodramaticPause
* MickeyMousing
** WalkingInRhythm
* MinskyPickup
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* LettingTheAirOutOfTheBand
LettingTheAirOutOfTheBand: When the background music is no longer needed, it slowly fades out.
*Level1MusicRepresents
Level1MusicRepresents: The first level theme music of a video game becomes iconic.
*LocationSong
LocationSong: A song about a place.
*LohengrinAndMendelssohn
LohengrinAndMendelssohn: If there's a wedding, the "Here Comes the Bride" song or the intro to ''Theatre/AMidsummerNightsDream'' will play.
*LoveTheme
LonelyPianoPiece: Sad piano music that plays during sad scenes, especially when a character is alone.
*MassiveMultiplayerEnsembleNumber
LoveTheme: When romance has its own theme.
*TheMelBrooksNumber
MassiveMultiplayerEnsembleNumber: A song that sums up the main characters.
*MelodramaticPause
TheMelBrooksNumber: A song that sounds like a sad song, but is actually funny because the lyrics, context, or characters' behaviour is.
*MickeyMousing
** WalkingInRhythm
MelodramaticPause: A pause to convey drama, similar to Dramatic Pause, except this time with a hammy orchestra.
*MinskyPickup
MickeyMousing: The music illustrates the physical movements.
*MockingMusic
MinskyPickup: A certain old-timey intro fanfare.
*MoodyTrailerCoverSongMockingMusic: A character is in a bad mood, but when they try to listen to music, the song is about what put the character in the bad mood.
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* MusicalTrigger
* MusicboxIntervals
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* OneManSong
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* OrchestraHitTechnoBattle
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* PopStarComposer
* PsychoStrings
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* OneManSong
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* OneWomanWail
* OrchestraHitTechnoBattle
* OrchestralBombing
* OrchestralVersion
* PopStarComposer
* PsychoStrings
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* MusicalGag
MusicalGag: A joke in the soundtrack.
*MusicalGameplay
MusicalGameplay: A video game in which the sound effects are, or contribute to, the music.
*MusicalisInterruptus
MusicalisInterruptus: Interrupting a song.
*MusicalNod
MusicalNod: A tune returns sometime later, usually in a video game.
*MusicalPastiche
MusicalPastiche: Making an existing song darker by changing the instruments.
*MusicalSpoiler
** TheDayTheMusicLied
MusicalSpoiler: The first sign that something is going to happen is that the score changes.
*MusicalTrigger
MusicalTrigger: When a character plays a certain tune, it triggers off an event.
*MusicboxIntervals
MusicboxIntervals: A song has intervals of music that sound like they came from a music box.
*MusicVideoSyndrome
MusicVideoSyndrome: A work is cut to look like a music video, even though it isn't one.
*NationalAnthem
NationalAnthem: A country's theme song.
*NearVictoryFanfare
NearVictoryFanfare: Video game music that plays if you're close to victory.
*NothingButHits
NostalgicMusicbox: Music box tunes used for nostalgia.
*OminousLatinChanting
NothingButHits: Radios only play popular songs.
*OminousMusicBoxTune
OminousLatinChanting: Latin chanting used during ominous scenes.
*OminousPipeOrgan
OminousMusicBoxTune: A music box tune that's creepy due to sounding off or playing at an inopportune time.
*OneManSong
OminousPipeOrgan: A villain has organ music as their theme.
*OneWomanSong
OneManSong: Songs named after guys.
*OneWomanWail
OneWomanSong: Songs named after women.
*OrchestraHitTechnoBattle
OneWomanWail: A woman or a child wailing melodiously used for sad scenes.
*OrchestralBombing
OrchestraHitTechnoBattle: Rave music used for battles.
*OrchestralVersion
OrchestralBombing: Orchestra music used for a battle, especially if it involves areal warfare.
*PopStarComposer
OrchestralVersion: A song from a video game gets an orchestral version done.
*PsychoStringsPlayingTheHeartStrings: String music used for dramatic, sad scenes.
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* SettingOffSong
* SentimentalMusicCue
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* RecycledTrailerMusic
* RegionalRiff
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* RecordNeedleScratch
RecordNeedleScratch: The background music stops with the sound of a record needle scratching to signify something abruptly changing or stopping.
*RecurringRiff
RecurringRiff: A series has its own theme, but it's not a theme song.
*RecycledSoundtrack
RecycledSoundtrack: Background music from a work gets used again in another work.
*RecycledTrailerMusic
RecycledTrailerMusic: The music from the trailer comes from another work, or is a song in its own right.
*RegionalRiff
RegionalRiff: Musical instruments used to signify places.
*ReReleaseSoundtrack
ReReleaseSoundtrack: A song is changed for the movie's home release.
*SadBattleMusic
SadBattleMusic: Sad music is used to add pathos to a battle scene.
*SettingOffSong
SettingOffSong: A song about going on a trip.
*SentimentalMusicCue
SentimentalMusicCue: You can tell that the conflict is going to be resolved when sentimental music plays.
*SerendipitousSymphony
SerendipitousSymphony: Background noises are turned into music.
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* SofterAndSlowerCover
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* SongsInTheKeyOfPanic
* SoundCodedForYourConvenience
* SoundTest
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** PlayingTheHeartStrings
SimpleScoreOfSadness: Sad music is slow and has few instruments.
*SinisterTangoMusic
SinisterTangoMusic: Tango music sets a creepy atmosphere.
*SofterAndSlowerCover
SofterAndSlowerCover: A slower, quieter cover of a song.
*SoloDuet
SoloDuet: When it sounds like a duet but the singer is actually alone.
*SongsInTheKeyOfPanic
SongsInTheKeyOfPanic: Video game music that plays when someone is running out of time or in danger.
*SoundCodedForYourConvenience
SoundCodedForYourConvenience: Video game sounds that provide info.
*SoundTestSoundTest: An option in a video game where you can listen to all its music.
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* ThemeAndVariationsSoundtrack
ThemeAndVariationsSoundtrack: The songs are all variations on a theme.
*ThemeMusicAbandonment
ThemeMusicAbandonment: The theme song goes away.
*ThemeMusicPowerUp
ThemeMusicPowerUp: When a character does something amazing, their theme plays loudly.
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ThemeMusicWithholding: The theme song goes away for a few episodes, but then comes back.
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ThisIsASong: A song that is, at least partially, about itself.
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UnDuet: During a breakup, characters try to duet but because the other side is a no-show, they end up with a Solo Duet instead.
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VariableMix: When game music occasionally changes.
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WalkingInRhythm: A character walks to the beat of the background music.
*WestminsterChimes
WanderlustSong: A song about roaming.
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WestminsterChimes: Those "bing bong bing bong, bong bing bing bong" chimes associated with Big Ben.
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* XylophonesForWalkingBones: Skeletons and xylophone music is associated.
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* SourceMusicSourceMusic: Background music that is actually playing in-universe.
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* HomeVersionSoundtrackReplacement
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* ReReleaseSoundtrack
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* AnachronisticSoundtrackAnachronisticSoundtrack: The movie's soundtrack includes songs that wouldn't have existed yet in the time period the movie takes place in.
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BossRemix: The boss theme is a remix of another piece of music from the video game.
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* CreepyChildrenSingingCreepyChildrenSinging: A scene is made disturbing by accompanying it with children singing in a creepy manner.
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* DarkReprise
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* DarkRepriseDarkReprise: A sadder or scarier version of a previously sung happy song.
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* EverythingsLouderWithBagpipes
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* EverythingsLouderWithBagpipesEverythingsLouderWithBagpipes: Playing the bagpipes to annoy people.
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* FollowTheBouncingBall
* ForgottenThemeTuneLyrics
* ForgottenThemeTuneLyrics
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* FollowTheBouncingBall
FollowTheBouncingBall: A ball bounces along the lyrics to a song so that the audience can sing along.
*ForgottenThemeTuneLyrics ForgottenThemeTuneLyrics: The theme song has lyrics that aren't used.
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* TheHeroSucksSong
* HollywoodToneDeaf
* HollywoodToneDeaf
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* TheHeroSucksSong
TheHeroSucksSong: The villain sings a song insulting the hero.
*HollywoodToneDeafHollywoodToneDeaf: People who can't sing well sound exaggeratedly awful.
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* IsntItIronic
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* IsntItIronicIsntItIronic: The work uses a song the creators assumed to be appropriate, but paying close attention to the lyrics will reveal that this song actually doesn't fit the scene it is being played in.
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* LeftTheBackgroundMusicOn
* {{Leitmotif}}
* {{Leitmotif}}
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* LeftTheBackgroundMusicOn
LeftTheBackgroundMusicOn: The background music turns out to be coming from an in-universe source that is then turned off.
*{{Leitmotif}}{{Leitmotif}}: A piece of theme music associated with a specific character, group, recurring event or location.
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* MusicalEpisode
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* MusicalEpisodeMusicalEpisode: An episode where everyone sings.
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* PublicDomainSoundtrack
* RearrangeTheSong
* RearrangeTheSong
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* PublicDomainSoundtrack
PublicDomainSoundtrack: The soundtrack uses music that is in the public domain.
*RearrangeTheSongRearrangeTheSong: A different version of the theme song is played.
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* SilentCredits
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* SilentCreditsSilentCredits: Music does not play during the end credits.
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* SoundtrackDissonance
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* SoundtrackDissonanceSoundtrackDissonance: The music does not match the tone of the scene it is accompanying.
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSong
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSongSuspiciouslySimilarSong: A song or piece of music that sounds like a copyright-friendly version of another song or piece of music.
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* ThemeTuneCameo
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* ThemeTuneCameoThemeTuneCameo: The theme song is played, whistled or hummed in-universe.
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* TriumphantReprise
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* TriumphantRepriseTriumphantReprise: A happier version of a previous song that was depressing in tone.
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* VillainSong
* TheVillainSucksSong
* TheVillainSucksSong
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* VillainSong
VillainSong: The villain sings about their villainy.
*TheVillainSucksSongTheVillainSucksSong: A song that insults the villain.
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