Music in science fiction television
Subtitle: tuned to the future
By: edited by K.J. Donnelly and Philip Hayward
Series: Routledge music and screen media series; Routledge music and screen media series
Publisher: Routledge
Published: 2013
Language: eng
Number of pages: 228
ISBN-13: 9780415641074; 9780415641081; 9780203076330
Copyright date: 2013
Subjects: Television music; Science fiction television programs; History and criticism; Analysis, appreciation
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: Music in The twilight zone  -- James Wierzbicki; title: Time warp : sonic retro-futurism in The Jetsons  -- Rebecca Coyle and Alex Mesker; title: The monumental, the profound, and the hyperbolic in John Williams' music to Lost in space  -- Ron Rodman; title: Hearing the boldly goings : tracking the title themes of the Star Trek television franchise, 1966-2005  -- Neil Lerner; title: Whimsical complexity : music and sound design in The Clangers  -- Philip Hayward; title: Schizophrenic chords and warm shivers in the stomach : the "new astronautic sound" of Raumpatrouille  -- Guido Heldt; title: Television's musical imagination : Space: 1999  -- K.J. Donnelly; title: The sound of civilisation : music in Terry Nation's Survivors  -- Derek Johnson; title: Rematerialization : musical engagements with the British TV series Doctor Who  -- Jon Fitzgerald and Philip Hayward; title: Babylon 5 : science fiction, melodrama and musical style  -- Louis Niebur; title: The work of music in The age of steel : themes, leitmotifs and stock music in the new Doctor Who  -- David Butler; title: Lost in music : Heidegger, the glissando and otherness  -- Isabella van Elferen; title: Visual effects in the Sanctuary : the reparative function of sound in low budget science fiction series -- Lisa Schmidt.