Music in science fiction television tuned to the future /
Music in science fiction television tuned to the future / [electronic resource] :
edited by K.J. Donnelly and Philip Hayward.
- New York ; Abingdon, Oxon : Routledge, 2013.
- xviii, 228 p. : ill., music.
- Routledge music and screen media series .
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Music in The twilight zone / Time warp : sonic retro-futurism in The Jetsons / The monumental, the profound, and the hyperbolic in John Williams' music to Lost in space / Hearing the boldly goings : tracking the title themes of the Star Trek television franchise, 1966-2005 / Whimsical complexity : music and sound design in The Clangers / Schizophrenic chords and warm shivers in the stomach : the "new astronautic sound" of Raumpatrouille / Television's musical imagination : Space: 1999 / The sound of civilisation : music in Terry Nation's Survivors / Rematerialization : musical engagements with the British TV series Doctor Who / Babylon 5 : science fiction, melodrama and musical style / The work of music in The age of steel : themes, leitmotifs and stock music in the new Doctor Who / Lost in music : Heidegger, the glissando and otherness / Visual effects in the Sanctuary : the reparative function of sound in low budget science fiction series / James Wierzbicki -- Rebecca Coyle and Alex Mesker -- Ron Rodman -- Neil Lerner -- Philip Hayward -- Guido Heldt -- K.J. Donnelly -- Derek Johnson -- Jon Fitzgerald and Philip Hayward -- Louis Niebur -- David Butler -- Isabella van Elferen -- Lisa Schmidt.
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, MI : ProQuest, 2015. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest affiliated libraries.
9780203076330 (electronic bk.)
Television music--History and criticism.
Television music--Analysis, appreciation.
Science fiction television programs.
Electronic books.
ML2080 / .M82 2013
781.5/46
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Music in The twilight zone / Time warp : sonic retro-futurism in The Jetsons / The monumental, the profound, and the hyperbolic in John Williams' music to Lost in space / Hearing the boldly goings : tracking the title themes of the Star Trek television franchise, 1966-2005 / Whimsical complexity : music and sound design in The Clangers / Schizophrenic chords and warm shivers in the stomach : the "new astronautic sound" of Raumpatrouille / Television's musical imagination : Space: 1999 / The sound of civilisation : music in Terry Nation's Survivors / Rematerialization : musical engagements with the British TV series Doctor Who / Babylon 5 : science fiction, melodrama and musical style / The work of music in The age of steel : themes, leitmotifs and stock music in the new Doctor Who / Lost in music : Heidegger, the glissando and otherness / Visual effects in the Sanctuary : the reparative function of sound in low budget science fiction series / James Wierzbicki -- Rebecca Coyle and Alex Mesker -- Ron Rodman -- Neil Lerner -- Philip Hayward -- Guido Heldt -- K.J. Donnelly -- Derek Johnson -- Jon Fitzgerald and Philip Hayward -- Louis Niebur -- David Butler -- Isabella van Elferen -- Lisa Schmidt.
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, MI : ProQuest, 2015. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest affiliated libraries.
9780203076330 (electronic bk.)
Television music--History and criticism.
Television music--Analysis, appreciation.
Science fiction television programs.
Electronic books.
ML2080 / .M82 2013
781.5/46