Movie music, the film reader

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Other Authors: Dickinson, Kay 1972-
Format: Book
Published: London New York Routledge 2003
Series:In focus--Routledge film readers
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Table of Contents:
  • Pt. 1. The meanings of the film score. The language of music : a brief analysis of Vertigo / Kathryn Kalinak
  • Prejudices and bad habits / Theodor Adorno and Hans Eisler
  • Why music? : the sound film and its spectator / Claudia Gorbman
  • Reforming "jackass music" : the problematic aesthetics of early American film music accompaniment / Tim Anderson
  • Pt. 2. The place of the song. Banking on film music : structural interactions of the film and record industries / Jeff Smith
  • Cinema, postmodernity and authenticity / Lawrence Grossberg
  • The silences of the palace and the anxiety of musical creation / Anastasia Valassopoulos
  • Must you remember this? : orchestrating the "standard" pop song in Sleepless in Seattle / Ian Garwood
  • Pt. 3. The formal politics of music on film. Whose jazz, whose cinema? / Krin Gabbard
  • The animation of sound / Philip Brophy
  • Pop, speed, teenagers and the "MTV aesthetic" / Kay Dickinson
  • Pt. 4. Crossing over into the narrative. Gender, power, and a cucumber : satarizing masculinity in This is spinal tap / Carl Plantinga
  • Manufacturing authenticity : imagining the music industry in Anglo-American cinema, 1956-62 / Keir Keightley
  • A Madonna "wanna-be" story on film / Lisa Lewis