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Which instrument plays the opening of Hedwig's Theme?
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Who composed the iconic piano theme for Halloween?
Answer: John Carpenter
Why: John Carpenter wrote the main theme in 5/4 time, creating an uneven rhythm that keeps listeners off balance.
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Which twangy folk instrument did Morricone use in A Fistful of Dollars?
Answer: Jew's harp
Why: Morricone layered the Jew's harp with whip cracks and human whistling to create his Western sound.
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Who composed the synthesizer score for A Clockwork Orange in 1971?
Answer: Wendy Carlos
Why: Carlos painstakingly built electronic versions of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony note by note using early Moog synthesizers.
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Which film series features the track He's a Pirate?
Answer: Pirates of the Caribbean
Why: The iconic theme was written in just a few days after Hans Zimmer stepped in to assist composer Klaus Badelt.
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Hans Zimmer created the heavy Inception horn blast by slowing down what?
Answer: A French pop song
Why: The booming brass motif was created by drastically slowing down Edith Piaf's 1960 song Non, je ne regrette rien.
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Who composed the theme for The Magnificent Seven?
Answer: Elmer Bernstein
Why: Though often assumed to be related to conductor Leonard Bernstein, Elmer shared only a surname and a friendship.