Contemporary Film Music
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Contemporary Film Music

Investigating Cinema Narratives and Composition

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Contemporary Film Music

Investigating Cinema Narratives and Composition

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The purpose of this book, through its very creation, is to strengthen the dialogue between practitioner and theorist. To that end, a film academic and musicologist have collaborated as editors on this book, which is in turn comprised of interviews with composers alongside complementary chapters that focus on a particular feature of the composer's approach or style. These chapters are written by a fellow composer, musicologist, or film academic who specializes in that element of the composer's output. In the interview portions of this book, six major film composers discuss their work from the early 1980s to the present day: Carter Burwell, Mychael Danna, Dario Marianelli, Rachel Portman, Zbigniew Preisner, and A.R. Rahman. The focus is on the practical considerations of film composition, the relationship each composer has with the moving image, narrative, technical considerations, personal motivations in composing, the relationships composers have with their directors, and their own creative processes. Contemporary Film Music also explores the contemporary influence of electronic music, issues surrounding the mixing of soundtracks, music theory, and the evolution of each composer's musical voice.

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Year
2017
ISBN
9781137573759

Table of contents

  1. Acknowledgements
  2. Contents
  3. Notes on Contributors
  4. List of Figures
  5. Chapter 1: Introduction
  6. Chapter 2: A.R. Rahman Interview
  7. Chapter 3: The ‘Alternate Space’ of A.R. Rahman’s Film Music
  8. Chapter 4: Zbigniew Preisner Interview
  9. Chapter 5: Music by Zbigniew Preisner? Fictional Composers and Compositions in the Kieślowski Collaborations
  10. Chapter 6: Carter Burwell Interview
  11. Chapter 7: Burwell and Space: Inner, Outer, Environmental and Acoustical
  12. Chapter 8: Rachel Portman Interview
  13. Chapter 9: Eero Tarasti and the Narratological Construction of Rachel Portman’s Emma
  14. Chapter 10: Dario Marianelli Interview
  15. Chapter 11: Solo Instruments and Internal Focalization in Dario Marianelli’s Pride & Prejudice and Atonement
  16. Chapter 12: Mychael Danna Interview
  17. Chapter 13: Mychael Danna: Music as Metaphor
  18. Chapter 14: John Williams and Contemporary Film Music
  19. Chapter 15: Musical Syntax in John Williams’s Film Music Themes
  20. Index