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In short, definitely not.
For several reasons:
Human speech is more often weakly pitched or unpitched, and when it is pitched, the pitches or partial pitches do not progress in a musical way, but instead in a way that serves speech. Music that followed verbal pitch patterns (at least those of English speakers) would be very jarring.
As noted elsewhere, even ...
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Human speech (including dialogue in movies) has a certain pitch.
Well, this is true MOST of the time. As counterexamples, whispers wouldn't have defined pitch, and neither would certain other ways to vocalize dialogue (vocal fry in a delivery tends to obscure the fundamental, for example). Breathing sounds like sighs don't have strong observable ...
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It's an interesting thesis, but I don't think that vocal pitching in speech is either harmonic or melodic. In short-- I don't think it will really be a very meaningful matchup
That being said, I can think of two examples where a movie tried to coordinate speaking and singing explicitly. The first is from the movie Amadeus, which is an absolute MUST watch ...
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There are a lot of scores (also orchestral scores) from the 4 members that does exist. His brother have burned manuscripts of pieces. Nobody knows exactly wich pieces .
The scores of almost all his operettas exist, you can find them in the historical library of Vienna. And also original pieces from his father.
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