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Introduction, Miguel Mera and David Burnand
Per aspera ad astra and back again: film music in Germany from 1927 to 1945, Reimar Volker
Music, people and reality: the case of Italian neo-realism, Richard Dyer
Contemporary Spanish film music: Carlos Saura and Pedro Almodóvar, Kathleen M. Vernon and Cliff Eisen
Music as a satirical device in the Ealing Comedies, Kate Daubney
Screen playing: cinematic representations of classical music performance and European identity, Janet K. Halfyard
Outing the synch: music and space in the French heritage film, Phil Powrie
Seán Ó Riada and Irish post-colonial film music: George Morrison's Mise Éire, David Cooper
Angel of the air: Popol Vuh's music and Werner Herzog's films, Kevin J. Donnelly
Modernity and a day: the functions of music in Angelopoulos' films, Miguel Mera
Preisner-Kieslowski: the art of synergetic understatement Three Colours: Red, Jon Paxman
'The Rhythm of the Night': reframing silence, music and masculinity in Beau Travail, Heather Laing
Scoring This Filthy Earth, David Burnand
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James Maupin
reviewed European film music on July 19, 2015
European film music
Great book. Not a book about music theory or notes; it's about the business, logistics, and practicalities of working on scores, with a bunch of interviews with successful composers talking about their successes and failures. It's a tiny bit out of date (1999), but really good stuff.
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