Music and sound in European theatre practices, performances, perspectives / edited by David Roesner and Tamara Yasmin Quick.

Other author Roesner, David.
Other author Quick, Tamara Yasmin.
Format Electronic
Publication InfoAbingdon, Oxon ; New York : Routledge, 2024.
Descriptionpages cm
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SeriesRoutledge advances in theatre and performance studies
Contents Introduction / Tamara Yasmin Quick and David Roesner -- Part 1. Setting the Scene. What is Theatre Music? / David Roesner ; More Connecting than Dividing Features? On Historical Precedents of Contemporary Theatre Music / Ursula Kramer -- Part 2. Theatre Music and Musical Heritages in Transition. 'For your time draweth fast, if ye will saved be' - Ephemerality, Materiality, and the Challenges of Archiving the Theatre Music of the Play Jedermann / Natalie Stadler ; Kilam as Theatre Music in Kurdish Theatre in Turkey / Duygu Çelik ; Ways of Listening : Maqam Music on the Contemporary Stage / Deniz Başar ; Mixtape Dramaturgy. The Case of Jan Klata / Anna R. Burzyńska -- Part 3. Theatre Music and/as Performance. Theatre Music as Theatrical Scene - Reflections on a 'Disciplinary Dilemma' / Tamara Yasmin Quick ; Staging (Theatre) Music Reception : Voicing Unacoustics in Sophocles' Trackers Konstantinos Thomaidis ; More Than Unseen Sounds - Foley on Stage. Performing Live Sound Effects as Musico-Theatrical Practice / Margarethe Maierhofer-Lischka --
Contents Part 4. Theatre Music and/as Experience. Overwhelmed by Sound? Staged Effects of Sound and Music on the Audience Julia H. Schröder The Tempest (2016) at the Royal Shakespeare Company : Music and Sound in a Literary Theatre / Millie Taylor ; At the Interface of 'Theatre Music' and 'Music Theatre'. An Analysis of the Joint Works of Ulrich Rasche and Monika Roscher / Helena Langewitz ; The Relationship between Storytelling and Sound Experience in Theatre for Young Audiences / Christiane Plank-Baldauf -- Part 5. Theatre Music Between and Beyond Genres. Performance Worlds? Reflections on Music Theatre Scenes Formerly Called Diegetic / Christine Fischer ; Inside Yellow Sound and the Vibrations of the Audience's Soul / Maria Kapsali ; Narrating Exilic Stories through Composed Atmospheres : A Cognitive-Narratological Investigation of Music in Singulière Odyssée / Pieter Verstraete -- Part 6. Theatre Music and Training. An Ethnographic Account of Learning and Training Theatre Music in the Czech and Slovak Independent Theatre Scene / Elia Moretti ; The Shaping of "Good Sound" in Handbooks for Theatre Sound Creation / Katharina Rost.
Abstract "The need for a research volume on European theatre music and sound is almost self-evident. Musical and sonic practices have been an integral part of theatre ever since the art form first existed 2500 years ago: not just in subsequent genres that are explicitly driven by music, such as opera, operetta, ballet, or musical theatre, but in all kinds of theatrical forms and conventions. Conversely, academic recognition of the role of theatre music, its aesthetics, creative processes, authorships, traditions, and innovations is still insufficient. This volume unites experts from different disciplines and backgrounds to make a significant contribution to the much-needed discourse on theatre music. The term itself is a shapeshifter that signifies different phenomena at different times: the book thus deliberately cast a wide net to explore both the highly contextual terminologies and the many ways in which different times and cultures understand 'theatre music'. By treating theatre music as a practice, focusing on its role in creating and watching performances, the book appeals to a wide range of readerships: researchers and students of all levels, journalists, audiences, and practitioners. It will be useful to universities and conservatoires alike and relevant for many disciplines in the humanities"-- Provided by publisher.
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LCCN 2024029418
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