Hearing the Movies: Music and Sound in Film History
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Hearing the Movies: Music and Sound in Film History

by James Buhler, David Neumeyer, Rob Deemer

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Hearing the Movies explores the relationship between cinema, music, and sound across film history. Focusing on the ways audio shapes the cinematic experience, this study provides a foundation for understanding film sound and its significance within the broader development of movies.

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Hearing the Movies examines the roles of music and sound in film.

The book considers how cinematic sound contributes to storytelling, atmosphere, and the viewer’s experience.

Placing these elements within film history, it offers a focused study of the relationship between movies, music, and sound.

It is suited to readers interested in cinema, film studies, and the history of screen sound.

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