Popular music and film
By: edited by Ian Inglis
Contributors: Inglis, Ian, 1948-
Publisher: Wallflower
Published: 2003
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 205
Subjects: Motion pictures and music; Motion pictures and rock music
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 194-201) and index
Table of contents: title: Introduction: popular music and film / Ian Inglis; title: Score vs. song: art, commerce, and the H factor in film and television music / Robb Wright; title: Music and the body in dance film / Lesley Vize; title: The Sting in the tale / Phil Powrie; title: The music is the message: the day Jimi Hendrix burned his guitar - film, musical instrument, and performance as music media / Anno Mungen; title: The act you've known for all these years: telling the tale of the Beatles / Ian Inglis; title: The sound of a new film form / Anahid Kassabian; title: Case study 1: Sliding doors and Topless women talk about their lives / Lauren Anderson; title: Ridiculous infantile acrobatics, or why they never made any rock 'n roll movies in Finland / Antti-Ville Karja; title: Constructing the future through the music of the past: the software in Hardware / K.J. Donnelly; title: "Music inspired by; title: ": the curious case of the missing soundtrack / Lee Barron; title: Case study 2: The big chill / Melissa Carey, Michael Hannan; title: Triumphant black pop divas on the wide screen: Lady sings the blues and Tina: What's love got to do with it / Jaap Kooijman