The Grove Music Guide to American Film Music documents the lives and works of many of the individuals responsible for writing music for some of the most popular and well-known films, television shows, video games, and music videos ever created. Its 150 articles and 30 images, updated and expanded from The Grove Dictionary of American Music by film scholar Daniel Goldmark, cover key composers, sound engineers, and other figures in American film musichistory, and include in-depth articles on film music, musical film, production music, video game music, television music, television musicals, and music videos.…mehr
The Grove Music Guide to American Film Music documents the lives and works of many of the individuals responsible for writing music for some of the most popular and well-known films, television shows, video games, and music videos ever created. Its 150 articles and 30 images, updated and expanded from The Grove Dictionary of American Music by film scholar Daniel Goldmark, cover key composers, sound engineers, and other figures in American film musichistory, and include in-depth articles on film music, musical film, production music, video game music, television music, television musicals, and music videos.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Daniel Goldmark is Professor of Music and Director of the Center for Popular Music Studies at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland. He works on American popular music, film and cartoon music, and the history of the music industry. Goldmark is the author or editor of several books, including The Cartoon Music Book (A Cappella, 2001), Tunes for 'Toons: Music and the Hollywood Cartoon (Univ. California, 2005) and Beyond the Soundtrack: Representing Music in Cinema (Univ. California, 2007). Goldmark also spent several years working in the animation and music industries. He was an archivist at Spümcø Animation in Hollywood, where he also worked as the music coordinator on the short cartoons "Boo-Boo Runs Wild" and "A Day in the Life of Ranger Smith." For five years Goldmark was research editor at Rhino Entertainment in Los Angeles, where he also produced or co-produced several collections and anthologies, including a two-CD set of the music of Tom & Jerry composer Scott Bradley, and a two-CD anthology entitled Courage: the Complete Atlantic Recordings of Rufus Harley.
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Acknowledgements About the Editor Contributors A Note on the Use of this Book Abbreviations Concepts in American Film Music Film music Musical film Music in video games Production music Television music Television musical Video [music video] Biographies Amfitheatrof, Daniele Applebaum, Louis Arnold, David Axt, William L. Barber, Lesley Barry, John Bassman, George Beck, Christophe Bernstein, Elmer Blanchard, Terence Bradford, James C. Bradley, Scott Breil, Joseph Carl Broughton, Bruce Bruns, George Burwell, Carter Buttolph, David Chihara, Paul Churchill, Frank Clausen, Alf Heiberg Conti, Bill Copland, Aaron Courage, Alexander Cutler, Miriam Danna, Jeff Danna, Mychael Darby, Ken David, Mack Davis, Don Debney, John De Packh, Maurice Deutsch, Adolph De Vol, Frank Dolan, Robert Emmett Elfman, Danny Farnon, Robert Fielding, Jerry Finston, Nat W. Forbes, Lou Forbstein, Leo Friedhofer, Hugo Gershenson, Joseph Giacchino, Michael Glass, Philip Gold, Ernest Goldenthal, Elliot Goldsmith, Jerry Gottschalk, Louis F. Grusin, Dave Hagen, Earle Hajos, Karl T. Hamlisch, Marvin Hancock, Herbie Harline, Leigh Hayman, Richard Hayton, Lennie Heindorf, Ray Herrmann, Bernard Holdridge, Lee Hopkins, Kenyon Horner, James Howard, James Newton Isham, Mark Jackson, Howard Jarre, Maurice Jones, Quincy Kamen, Michael Kanno, Yoko Kaper, Bronislaw Karlin, Fred Karpman, Laura Kaun, Bernhard Theodor Ludwig Korngold, Erich Wolfgang Lange, Arthur Lava, William Legrand, Michel Leipold, John Lipstone, Louis Luz, Ernst J. Malotte, Albert Hay Mancini, Henry Marquardt, Paul A. McBride, Robert McCarthy, Dennis Mendoza, David Millar, Cynthia Mizzy, Vic Moross, Jerome Morricone, Ennio Morros, Boris Muskett, Jennie Newman, Alfred Newman, David Newman, Lionel Newman, Randy Newman, Thomas North, Alex Portman, Rachel Post, Mike Powell, Edward Raksin, David Rapee, Erno Riesenfeld, Hugo Ritmanis, Lolita Robbins, Richard Roemheld, Heinz Rose, David Rosenman, Leonard Rosenthal, Laurence Rota, Nino Rózsa, Miklós Salinger, Conrad Salter, Hans Sawtell, Paul Scharf, Walter Schumann, Walter Shaiman, Marc Sherman, Richard M. Shire, David Shore, Howard Silvers, Louis Silvestri, Alan Simon, Walter Cleveland Skinner, Frank Snow, Mark Spencer, Herbert Stalling, Carl Steiner, Fred Steiner, Max Stoloff, Morris Stothart, Herbert Tiomkin, Dmitri Walden, W. G. Walker, Shirley Wallace, Oliver Waxman, Franz Williams, John Williams, Patrick M. Wilson, Mortimer Young, Christopher Young, Victor Zamecnik, John Stephan Zimmer, Hans Florian Index
Acknowledgements About the Editor Contributors A Note on the Use of this Book Abbreviations Concepts in American Film Music Film music Musical film Music in video games Production music Television music Television musical Video [music video] Biographies Amfitheatrof, Daniele Applebaum, Louis Arnold, David Axt, William L. Barber, Lesley Barry, John Bassman, George Beck, Christophe Bernstein, Elmer Blanchard, Terence Bradford, James C. Bradley, Scott Breil, Joseph Carl Broughton, Bruce Bruns, George Burwell, Carter Buttolph, David Chihara, Paul Churchill, Frank Clausen, Alf Heiberg Conti, Bill Copland, Aaron Courage, Alexander Cutler, Miriam Danna, Jeff Danna, Mychael Darby, Ken David, Mack Davis, Don Debney, John De Packh, Maurice Deutsch, Adolph De Vol, Frank Dolan, Robert Emmett Elfman, Danny Farnon, Robert Fielding, Jerry Finston, Nat W. Forbes, Lou Forbstein, Leo Friedhofer, Hugo Gershenson, Joseph Giacchino, Michael Glass, Philip Gold, Ernest Goldenthal, Elliot Goldsmith, Jerry Gottschalk, Louis F. Grusin, Dave Hagen, Earle Hajos, Karl T. Hamlisch, Marvin Hancock, Herbie Harline, Leigh Hayman, Richard Hayton, Lennie Heindorf, Ray Herrmann, Bernard Holdridge, Lee Hopkins, Kenyon Horner, James Howard, James Newton Isham, Mark Jackson, Howard Jarre, Maurice Jones, Quincy Kamen, Michael Kanno, Yoko Kaper, Bronislaw Karlin, Fred Karpman, Laura Kaun, Bernhard Theodor Ludwig Korngold, Erich Wolfgang Lange, Arthur Lava, William Legrand, Michel Leipold, John Lipstone, Louis Luz, Ernst J. Malotte, Albert Hay Mancini, Henry Marquardt, Paul A. McBride, Robert McCarthy, Dennis Mendoza, David Millar, Cynthia Mizzy, Vic Moross, Jerome Morricone, Ennio Morros, Boris Muskett, Jennie Newman, Alfred Newman, David Newman, Lionel Newman, Randy Newman, Thomas North, Alex Portman, Rachel Post, Mike Powell, Edward Raksin, David Rapee, Erno Riesenfeld, Hugo Ritmanis, Lolita Robbins, Richard Roemheld, Heinz Rose, David Rosenman, Leonard Rosenthal, Laurence Rota, Nino Rózsa, Miklós Salinger, Conrad Salter, Hans Sawtell, Paul Scharf, Walter Schumann, Walter Shaiman, Marc Sherman, Richard M. Shire, David Shore, Howard Silvers, Louis Silvestri, Alan Simon, Walter Cleveland Skinner, Frank Snow, Mark Spencer, Herbert Stalling, Carl Steiner, Fred Steiner, Max Stoloff, Morris Stothart, Herbert Tiomkin, Dmitri Walden, W. G. Walker, Shirley Wallace, Oliver Waxman, Franz Williams, John Williams, Patrick M. Wilson, Mortimer Young, Christopher Young, Victor Zamecnik, John Stephan Zimmer, Hans Florian Index
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