The Hidden Heritage of Film Music: History and Scholarship

Donnelly, Kevin (2001) The Hidden Heritage of Film Music: History and Scholarship. In, Donnelly, Kevin (ed.) Film Music: Critical Approaches. Edinburgh, UK; New York, USA. Edinburgh University Press, pp. 1-15.

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Contents
Introduction Chapter One: The Hidden Heritage of Film Music: History and Scholarship K. J. Donnelly
Chapter Two: Analytical and Interpretive Approaches to Film Music (I): Analysing the Music David Neumeyer and James Buhler
Chapter Three: Analytical and Interpretive Approaches to Film Music (II): Analysing Interactions of Music and Film James Buhler
Chapter Four: ‘In the Mix’: How Electrical Producers Facilitated the Transition to Sound in British Cinemas Michael Allen
Chapter Five: King Kong and Film on Music (Out of the Fog) Peter Franklin
Chapter Six: The Dies Irae in Citizen Kane: Musical Hermeneutics Applied to Film Music William H. Rosar
Chapter Seven: The Documentary Film Scores of Gail Kubik Alfred W. Cochran
Chapter Eight: Embracing Kitsch: Werner Schroeter, Music and The Bomber Pilot Caryl Flinn
Chapter Nine: Performance and the Composite Film Score K.J. Donnelly
Chapter Ten: Sound and Empathy: Subjectivity, Gender and the Cinematic Soundscape Robynn J. Stilwell
Chapter Eleven: ‘Would You like to Hear Some Music?’ Music in-and-out-of-control in the Films of Quentin Tarantino Ken Garner

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