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Subject(s)

• Video game music [Browse]
• Computer game music [Browse]

Editor

• Fritsch, Melanie [Browse]
• Summers, Tim, 1987- [Browse]

Series

Cambridge companions to music [More in this series]

Contents

• Before Red book: early video game music and technology / James Newman
• Chiptune, ownership and the digital underground / Kenneth B. McAlpine
• Waveform wizard: an interview with composer Junko Ozawa / Junko Ozawa, translated by Lyman Gamberton
• Building relationships: the process of creating game music / Guy Michelmore
• The inherent conflicts of musical interactivity in video games / Richard Stevens
• The triple lock of synchronization / K.J. Donnelly
• "Less music, now!": new contextual approaches to video game scoring / Rob Bridgett
• Composing for independent games: the music of Kentucky Route Zero / Ben Babbitt
• Music games / Michael L. Austin
• Autoethnography, phenomenology and hermeneutics / Michiel Kamp
• Interacting with soundscapes: music, sound effects and dialogue in video games / Elizabeth Medina-Gray
• Analytical traditions and game music: Super Mario Galaxy as a case study / Steven Reale
• Semiotics in game music / Iain Hart
• Game-music-performance: introducing a ludomusicological theory and framework / Melanie Fritsch
• A step back from reality: sound and presence in computer games and other worlds / Mark Grimshaw-Aagaard
• Audio and the experience of gaming: a cognitive-emotional approach to video game sound / Dana Plank
• Psychophysiological approaches to sound and music in games / Duncan Williams
• Game music and identity / Chris Tonelli
• Game music and history / James Cook
• Open worlds: globalization, localization and video game music / William Gibbons
• Female credit: excavating recognition for the Capcom sound team / Andrew Lemon and Hillegonda C. Rietveld
• Pop music, economics and marketing / Andra Ivănescu
• Game music beyond the games / Ryan Thompson
• Producing game music concerts / Thomas Böcker, with Melanie Fritsch and Tim Summers.

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ISBN

• 1108473024 (hardback)
• 9781108473026 (hardback)
• 1108460895
• 9781108460897

OCLC

1201667255

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