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Music In The Horror Films Of Val Lewton Michael Lee

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Music In The Horror Films Of Val Lewton Michael Lee
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Publisher: Edinburgh University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 6.29 MB
Pages: 224
Author: Michael Lee
ISBN: 9781474497046, 1474497047
Language: English
Year: 2022

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Music In The Horror Films Of Val Lewton Michael Lee by Michael Lee 9781474497046, 1474497047 instant download after payment.

Examines how the music in Val Lewton's horror films enhanced the films' aesthetics and visual style
  • Provides a fine-grained analysis of each film’s original score
  • Explores all examples of source music in each film
  • Considers film music as a path to film analysis

Val Lewton’s horror films revolutionized a popular genre through a much-studied and still widely emulated visual style emphasizing shadows and absences. By denying audiences visual confirmation of horror, his reforms placed a fresh burden on the soundtrack of his films. This book offers a fine-grained study of the Lewton unit's transformational sonic style which introduced the first jump scare," liberal use of pre-musique concrète, and an original orchestral score for every film in the series in violation of "B" movie norms. Their orchestral scores often exceed the conventions of film music as we hear the RKO Music Department ignoring instructions thus freeing their contributions to signpost the path toward each films’ essential themes.

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