Sounds Australian, Journal of the Australian Music Centre, No. 61 2003
Australian Screen Music: The art and craft of composing to moving image
Edited by Art Phillips and Yantra de Vilder.
Retail price: $7.70
This edition examines issues concerning screen composition and presents Australian composers' stories in the evolving history of the art and craft of composing for film.
Articles
- Editorial [Art Phillips and Yantra de Vilder]
- The history and mechanics of screen music: the early days [Art Phillips]
- Contracting an orchestra for the soundstage [Phillip and Coralie Hartl]
- Beyond the music: a film composer's challenges [Nerida Tyson-Chew]
- In depth with David Hirschfelder and Burkhard Dallwitz [Yantra de Vilder]
- Hanna Barbera telemovies: set on the Australian soundstage [Sven Libaek]
- Mickey Mousing: the techniques of scoring to animation [Guy Gross]
- Educating the screen composer in Australia [Michael Atherton]
- Scoring opportunities in Los Angeles [Leah Curtis]
- That string ringing sound [Peter Miller]
Reviews
Books
- Music Business, Shane Simpson [reviewed by Michael Hannan]
- Peggy Glanville-Hicks: a Transposed Life, James Murdoch [reviewed by Gordon Kerry]
- Undue Noise: Words about Music, Andrew Ford [review by Malcolm Gillies]