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Over a career spanning six decades, Queen have become one of the most successful music artists in the history of the recorded music industry.
Their consumption on digital platforms towers above other classic bands and artists of their generation and even many contemporary artists, attesting to the substantial and transgenerational appeal of Queen. This collection offers insights into the Queen phenomenon through considering their artistry, influences, sound, singing style, use of instruments and technology, composition, live performance, as well as their impact on other music…mehr
Over a career spanning six decades, Queen have become one of the most successful music artists in the history of the recorded music industry. Their consumption on digital platforms towers above other classic bands and artists of their generation and even many contemporary artists, attesting to the substantial and transgenerational appeal of Queen.
This collection offers insights into the Queen phenomenon through considering their artistry, influences, sound, singing style, use of instruments and technology, composition, live performance, as well as their impact on other music makers, and fandom. Bringing together academics from a range of disciplines in music studies, including musicology, composition, performance, as well as specialists in film and media studies, sociology, queer studies, and business studies, the book examines the many dimensions of Queen and lessons we can learn from them to inform future practice in popular music.
Tony Rigg is a music industry professional and educator affiliated with the University of Central Lancashire, UK. He has occupied senior management roles in market-leading organisations, including Operations Director for Ministry of Sound. He co-edited and co-wrote Popular Music in the Post-digital Age: Politics, Economy, Culture and Technology (Bloomsbury, 2018), The Future of Live Music (Bloomsbury, 2020) and The Evolution of Electronic Dance Music (Bloomsbury, 2021) with Ewa Mazierska and The Present and Future of Music Law (Bloomsbury, 2021) with Ann Harrison. Platforms include Music Research Group social media platforms. Ewa Mazierska is a professor at the University of Central Lancashire, UK. She has published over 20 monographs and edited collections concerning popular culture and music. These include the collaborations with Rigg, Popular Polish Electronic Music, 1970-2020: A Cultural History (2021) and Popular Viennese Electronic Music, 1990-2015: A Cultural History (2019). Mazierska's work has been translated into many languages. She is the principal editor of a Routledge journal, Studies in Eastern European Cinema .
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Contributors Foreword: In the beginning ... Tim Staffell musician and co-founder of Smile Introduction Queen: A Success Story Tony Rigg University of Central Lancashire UK and Ewa Mazierska University of Central Lancashire UK Part 1 - Artistry 1. 'Life is Real': The Beatles' Influence on Queen Nick Braae Waikato Institute of Technology Hamilton New Zealand 2. The Vocal Style of Queen: Phonetic and Musicological Perspectives Mariusz Gradowski University of Warsaw Poland and Monika Konert-Panek University of Warsaw Poland 3. From the Individual to the Collective: The Vocal Artistry of Queen Diane Hughes Macquarie University Sydney Australia 4. Brian May live in '75: The Sound of a Distinctive Guitarist Simon Partridge University of Central Lancashire UK and Simon Bradley Music Journalist UK 5. Queen Live 1973-1982: Studio to Stage Stage to Show Leigh Carriage Southern Cross University Australia 6. A Night at the Opera: Fusions and tensions between modernity and postmodernity Cristina Parapar Sorbonne University France 7. Don't Stop Him Now! Freddie Mercury's Glam/ Leather Performances of Masculinity Konrad Sierzputowski Independent Scholar Part 2 - Legacy 8. The Bells are Ringing Out: The Impact of Queen Nick Braae Waikato Institute of Technology in Hamilton New Zealand 9. We Will Rob You: Queen Sampled Justin Morey Leeds Beckett University UK 10. Queen at Hammersmith Odeon Christmas Eve 1975: A retrospective Marie Josephine Bennett University of Winchester UK 11. Queen at Sun City: Controversy and Beyond Michael Drewett Rhodes University South Africa 12. Old Queen New Queen: The Reimagination of Perfection! Stephen Langston University of West Scotland UK 13. Rhapsody for Queen in Bohemian Rhapsody the Biopic Ewa Mazierska University of Central Lancashire UK 14. Everybody Loves Queen: The Circles and Waves of Queen Fandom Ewa Mazierska University of Central Lancashire UK and Tony Rigg University of Central Lancashire UK Index
Contributors Foreword: In the beginning ... Tim Staffell musician and co-founder of Smile Introduction Queen: A Success Story Tony Rigg University of Central Lancashire UK and Ewa Mazierska University of Central Lancashire UK Part 1 - Artistry 1. 'Life is Real': The Beatles' Influence on Queen Nick Braae Waikato Institute of Technology Hamilton New Zealand 2. The Vocal Style of Queen: Phonetic and Musicological Perspectives Mariusz Gradowski University of Warsaw Poland and Monika Konert-Panek University of Warsaw Poland 3. From the Individual to the Collective: The Vocal Artistry of Queen Diane Hughes Macquarie University Sydney Australia 4. Brian May live in '75: The Sound of a Distinctive Guitarist Simon Partridge University of Central Lancashire UK and Simon Bradley Music Journalist UK 5. Queen Live 1973-1982: Studio to Stage Stage to Show Leigh Carriage Southern Cross University Australia 6. A Night at the Opera: Fusions and tensions between modernity and postmodernity Cristina Parapar Sorbonne University France 7. Don't Stop Him Now! Freddie Mercury's Glam/ Leather Performances of Masculinity Konrad Sierzputowski Independent Scholar Part 2 - Legacy 8. The Bells are Ringing Out: The Impact of Queen Nick Braae Waikato Institute of Technology in Hamilton New Zealand 9. We Will Rob You: Queen Sampled Justin Morey Leeds Beckett University UK 10. Queen at Hammersmith Odeon Christmas Eve 1975: A retrospective Marie Josephine Bennett University of Winchester UK 11. Queen at Sun City: Controversy and Beyond Michael Drewett Rhodes University South Africa 12. Old Queen New Queen: The Reimagination of Perfection! Stephen Langston University of West Scotland UK 13. Rhapsody for Queen in Bohemian Rhapsody the Biopic Ewa Mazierska University of Central Lancashire UK 14. Everybody Loves Queen: The Circles and Waves of Queen Fandom Ewa Mazierska University of Central Lancashire UK and Tony Rigg University of Central Lancashire UK Index
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