The Routledge Film Music Sourcebook

Contents

• Part I : "Silent" Film
• 1. Early Approaches to Film Accompaniment
• 1. 1 Music for the Picture Clarence E. Sinn
• 1. 2 Playing the Pictures Clyde Martin
• 1. 3 Jackass Music Lou Reeves Harrison
• 2. Dreams of the Future
• 2. 1 Music for the Movies Carl Van Vechten
• 2. 2 The Surveys of Le Film: Music and the Cinema
• 3. Practical Advice in the Heyday of the Silent Film
• 3. 1 Musical Accompaniment to the Feature Picture Erno Rapee
• 3. 2 Scoring a Motion Picture Victor Wagner
• 3. 3 The Artistic Feature Film and Music: Its Genres Hans Erdmann
• Part II : Early Sound Film
• 4. Transitional Concerns
• 4. 1 Music and the Cinema Edwin Evans
• 4. 2 About the Music to New Babylon Dmitry Shostakovich
• 4. 3 Experimenting with Sound Films Darius Milhaud
• 5. Accounts of the Sound Film's Early Years
• 5. 1 Musical Picture Quietly Undergoes Renaissance Philip K. Scheurer
• 5. 2 Musical Pictures Are Here Again Helen Louise Walker
• 5. 3 Film Experiences Its Sanest Development Edwin Schaller
• 6. Debates on the Future of Music in Sound Films
• 6. 1 A Little about Movie Music Virgil Thomson
• 6. 2 Music and the Synchronized Film Clarence Raybould
• 6. 3 Musical Surprises Azary Azarin
• 6. 4 The Experience of the Composer Nikolai Krykov
• Part III : Music in the Classical-Style Film
• 7. Practical Advice as Film Music's "Classical Style" Takes Shape
• 7. 1 Film Music Arthur Benjamin
• 7. 2 On the Hollywood Front George Antheil
• 7. 3 History of Motion Picture Music Franz Waxman
• 7. 4 Memoranda David O. Selznick
• 8. Aesthetic Squabbles
• 8. 1 Music and Cinema: An Impossible Marriage Gianandrea Gavazzeni
• 8. 2 Music and Cinema: A Difficult Marriage Fedele d'Amico
• 8. 3 Music and the Screen Erich Leinsdorf
• 8. 4 Music in Films-A Rebuttal Bernard Herrmann
• 8. 5 Heard Melodies Bosley Crowther
• Part IV : The Postwar Years
• 9. European vs. American Attitudes
• 9. 1 Music: Congress at Florence Antony Hopkins
• 9. 2 Film Music of the Quarter Lawrence Morton
• 9. 3 Hollywood Orchestrators: The Dragon Shows Its Teeth Hans Keller
• 9. 4 How Film Music Was Born and How It Is Made Today Georges Auric
• 10. Foreign Ideas
• 10. 1 A Few Ideas about Music and Film John Cage
• 10. 2 Concrete Music Pierre Schaeffer
• 10. 3 On Using Musical Instruments in Film Music Wang Yunjie
• 11. Stylistic Novelties
• 11. 1 Scorers Skip Classics, Seek New Approach Philip K. Sheurer
• 11. 2 Three Movie Scores Issued on LP Disks John S. Wilson
• 11. 3 British Rattled by Rock 'n' Roll Thomas P. Ronan
• 11. 4 Reviews of The Girl Can't Help It and Rock, Pretty Baby Mae Tinee
• 11. 5 The First Electronic Filmscore-Forbidden Planet Jane Brockman
• 11. 6 Electronic Reinforce Andromeda Film Score Martin Bernheimer
• Part V : Changing Times
• 12. Gloom and Doom
• 12. 1 What Ever Happened to Great Movie Music? Elmer Bernstein
• 12. 2 Whatever Became of Movie Music? David Raksin
• 13. Plenty of Optimism
• 13. 1 Sound and Fury over Film Music Charles Champlin
• 13. 2 Notes from a Subculture Leonard Rosenman
• 13. 3 You May Not Leave the Movie House Singing Their Songs, But ... Charles Higham
• Part VI : The Business of Film Music
• 14. Labor Pains
• 14. 1 The 1958 Strike
• 14. 2 The 1980 Strike
• 14. 3 Newer Developments
• 15. Soundtrack Albums
• 15. 1 Music Is Now Profit to the Ears of Filmmakers Vincent Canby
• 15. 2 The Sound of (Movie) Music: Re-Releases of Soundtracks Past Tom Shales
• 15. 3 Movie Music: Is It Becoming Hit or Miss? Steven Smith
• Part VII : A Whole New World
• 16. New Instruments
• 16. 1 Synthesizer Upstarts Conquer Hollywood Jeff Burger
• 16. 2 Computers in the Movies: How Desktop PCs Help Create Hollywood's Amazing Music and Sound Effects Lachlan Westfall
• 16. 3 The Unreal Orchestra,
• Part 1 : The Virtual Film Score Michael Prager
• 16. 4 Sound for Picture: Hans Zimmer's Scoring Collective-Composer Collaboration at Remote Control Productions Matt Hurwitz
• 17. New Methods
• 17. 1 Making Soundtracks Jeff Rona
• 17. 2 Music in Movies and TV: Filling the Bill Nick Krewen
• 17. 3 Music Business Insider: Q&A: Jack Rudy Mike Levine
• Part VIII : Today, Tomorrow
• 18. Fin de siecle
• 18. 1 Film Music Has Two Masters Donal Henahan
• 18. 2 In Hollywood, Discord on What Makes Music David Mermelstein
• 18. 3 Keeping Scores: Good Old-Fashioned Movie Music Is as Healthy as It Ever Was James Hunter
• 18. 4 Many Ways to Score Catherine Applefeld Olson
• 19. Onward and Upward?
• 19. 1 Taking Movie Music Seriously, Like It Or Not David Schiff
• 19. 2 The Soundtrack Game Is Attracting Fresh and Edgy Artists Dylan Callaghan
• 19. 3 When Is Film Music Classical? Jed Distler
• 19. 4 Hollywood Composers Tune In for Rare Gathering Kevin Cassidy
• 19. 5 127 Hours and Other Films Take Experimental Turns in Music Todd Martens