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Depiction of use of Atonal music in Psy -Ops /interrogation
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number_six
May 18, 2020, 12:33:22 PM5/18/20
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In the British series Foyle's War, an episode called "The Cage" depicts use of atonal music as part of a menu of interrogation techniques.
I didn't identify the work, but it wouldn't make me talk. I wanted to hear more.
With some other techniques, I'd capitulate immediately.
I didn't identify the work, but it wouldn't make me talk. I wanted to hear more.
With some other techniques, I'd capitulate immediately.
Néstor Castiglione
May 18, 2020, 4:31:42 PM5/18/20
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This topic was a subject of discussion elsewhere a few months ago. That musical clip was original incidental music composed by the series' composer. If anything, it sounded somewhat anachronistic; more like a postwar composition than anything else.
number_six
May 18, 2020, 5:45:23 PM5/18/20
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On Monday, May 18, 2020 at 1:31:42 PM UTC-7, Néstor Castiglione wrote:
> This topic was a subject of discussion elsewhere a few months ago. That musical clip was original incidental music composed by the series' composer. If anything, it sounded somewhat anachronistic; more like a postwar composition than anything else.
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Episode in question is in a post-war setting -- but not by much.
> This topic was a subject of discussion elsewhere a few months ago. That musical clip was original incidental music composed by the series' composer. If anything, it sounded somewhat anachronistic; more like a postwar composition than anything else.
>
Thanks for info about the clip. Not surprised it was composed for the show. When watching it, I actually replayed the scene with the subtitles on. Helpfully, the subtitles indicted "atonal music playing".
S Beedak
Jun 14, 2022, 8:41:07 AM6/14/22
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