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Changing Tunes: The Use of Pre-Existing Music in Film.(Book review)
Changing Tunes: The Use of Pre-Existing Music in Film. By Phil Powrie and Robynn Stilwell. (Ashgate Popular and Folk Music Series.) Burlington, VT: Ashgate, 2006. [226 p. ISBN 0-7546-5137-1. $89.95.] Illustrations, music examples, filmography, bibliography, index.
In this collection of essays, editors Phil Powrie and Robynn Stilwell, both well-known for their own work in music and film, seek to illuminate the use of and responses to the inclusion of pre-existing compositions in a variety of film genres and historical periods. For the most part, the scholarship represented in this book is indicative of the newness of the field itself: some essays are paragons of ...
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- Magazine article from: Reference & Research Book News May 1, 2006 700+ words
0754651371 Changing tunes; the use of pre-existing music in film. Ed. by Phil Powrie and Robynn Stilwell. Ashgate Publishing Co. 2006 205 pages $89.95 Hardcover Ashgate popular and folk music series ML2075 Powrie...
- Changing Tunes In Music City USA.
- Magazine article from: Cable World January 6, 2003 700+ words
Byline: STACI D. KRAMER Nashville has moved far past the loopy, droopy country music capital portrayed in Robert Altman's classic film of the same name. Just as country music has evolved over time - think Shania Twain instead of Loretta Lynn - so has "Music City USA." Today's Nashville boasts of
- Changing tunes.
- News wire article from: Australasian Business Intelligence February 27, 2006 700+ words
Byline: Sandra Hanchard Feb 27, 2006 (Inside Retailing - ABIX via COMTEX) -- Australian music retail websites such as Sanity and HMV attracted a 15.3 per cent increase in visits in November and December 2005. The Sanity website was the most visited in the first two weeks of December 2005, possibly
- Changing tunes; The Arts In the biggest upheaval in the classical world for a...
- Newspaper article from: The Evening Standard (London, England) September 17, 2003 700+ words
Byline: NORMAN LEBRECHT TIME was when most matters of musical significance in Britain passed through the hands of Ian Hunter, a shrewd backstager of Scots descent who founded multiple festivals - City of London, Bath, Brighton, Windsor, Malvern, Hong Kong and beyond. For 35 years Hunter was head of
- Changing tunes for the Tories.
- Newspaper article from: The Evening Standard (London, England) October 6, 2005 700+ words
MICHAEL HOWARD gave his last speech as Conservative Party leader today, seeking to justify his decision to step down and unleash the leadership contest that has dominated the week in Blackpool. In a speech that was a good deal more compelling than that of his main challenger, David Davis, Mr Howard
- Changing Tunes on the Web.(EDITORIAL)
- Newspaper article from: The Christian Science Monitor October 10, 2002 700+ words
The ability of millions of music lovers to obtain songs free on the Web, versus paying $10 or more for a CD at their local retailer, continues to rankle the recording industry. But it's a phenomenon the industry may inevitably have to join, rather than fight. Yes, the prototype of online swapping
- Changing Tunes: The PR And Marketing Schism (Cont'd).
- Newspaper article from: PR News February 9, 2005 700+ words
PR execs often turn blue in the face trying to convince their marketing managers that PR contributes to the bottom line. Now they've got some muchneeded ammo: a survey of America's senior marketers by the Council of Public Relations Firms, in partnership with Advertising Age's Custom Program
- Changing Tunes.(Company overview)
- Magazine article from: Wireless Week September 1, 2006 700+ words
By Mark Rockwell Wireless is reshaping the way music is made, but not with sound. Music has been the fuel for a century's worth of modern technological advances - phonographs, radios, vinyl records, magnetic tape and digitized optical discs. Music has, in turn, been shaped by these technologies -
