Vol. 5 No. 1-2 (2012)

Published: 2013-10-31

Editorial

Introduction From Nineteenth-Century Stage Melodrama to Twenty-First-Century Film Scoring

Katherine K. Preston

7-14
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Articles

Towards a Theory of Musicodramatic Practice in Film Questions of Method

David Revill

199-205
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The Continuity of Melos Beginnings to the Present Day

Anne Dhu McLucas

15-28
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The Ben-Hur Legacy

Roger Hickman

41-48
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The Corsican Brothers and the Legacy of its Tremulous “Ghost Melody”

Michael V. Pisani

29-39
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Melodrama Made Good Ennoblement by Deletion in Edgar Stillman Kelley’s Score to Ben-Hur

Luke Hannington

49-56
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Sarah Bernhardt on Stage and Screen Nineteenth-Century Theater Music and Early Silent Film

Erin Michelle Brooks

57-76
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Mysteriosos Demystified Topical Strategies Within and Beyond the Silent Cinema

Tobias Plebuch

77-92
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Theory and Practice in Erdmann/Becce/Brav’s Allgemeines Handbuch der Film-Musik (1927)

Irene Comisso

93-100
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Melodramatic Music in the Western

Mariana Whitmer

109-119
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"'Leitmotif': On the Application of a Word to Film Music"

Stephen C. Meyer

101-108
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Juxtaposing teatro de revista and cine Music in the 1930s comedia ranchera

Jacqueline Avila

121-126
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Music Cue Archetypes in the Film Scores of Elmer Bernstein

Donald C. Meyer

153-163
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Composing with Types and Flexible Modules John Williams’ Two-Note Ostinato for Jaws and its Use in Film-Music History

Peter Moormann

165-168
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Easy to Cut Modular Form in the Film Scores of Bernard Herrmann

Tom Schneller

127-151
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“Regeneration” in Rebecca Confronting Compilation in Franz Waxman’s Score

Nathan Platte

169-177
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Knowledge Organization in Film Music and its Theatrical Origins Recapitulation and Coda

William H. Rosar

207-215
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Music Theory Through the Lens of Film

Frank Lehman

179-198
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Vol. 5 No. 1-2 (2012)

Editorial

Introduction From Nineteenth-Century Stage Melodrama to Twenty-First-Century Film Scoring

Articles

Towards a Theory of Musicodramatic Practice in Film Questions of Method

The Continuity of Melos Beginnings to the Present Day

The Ben-Hur Legacy

The Corsican Brothers and the Legacy of its Tremulous “Ghost Melody”

Melodrama Made Good Ennoblement by Deletion in Edgar Stillman Kelley’s Score to Ben-Hur

Sarah Bernhardt on Stage and Screen Nineteenth-Century Theater Music and Early Silent Film

Mysteriosos Demystified Topical Strategies Within and Beyond the Silent Cinema

Theory and Practice in Erdmann/Becce/Brav’s Allgemeines Handbuch der Film-Musik (1927)

Melodramatic Music in the Western

"'Leitmotif': On the Application of a Word to Film Music"

Juxtaposing teatro de revista and cine Music in the 1930s comedia ranchera

Music Cue Archetypes in the Film Scores of Elmer Bernstein

Composing with Types and Flexible Modules John Williams’ Two-Note Ostinato for Jaws and its Use in Film-Music History

Easy to Cut Modular Form in the Film Scores of Bernard Herrmann

“Regeneration” in Rebecca Confronting Compilation in Franz Waxman’s Score

Knowledge Organization in Film Music and its Theatrical Origins Recapitulation and Coda

Music Theory Through the Lens of Film

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