John Williams's Film Music¶
Audissino, E. (2014). John Williams's Film Music: Jaws, Star Wars, Raiders of the Lost Ark, and the Return of the Classical Hollywood Music Style. University of Wisconsin Press.
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- Leitmotif
- The same device transferred almost intact to early Hollywood film scoring (Korngold, Steiner) and continues to underlie franchise film scoring practice, most famously in John Williams's work
This sourceWilliams's revival of the classical Hollywood scoring style, Max Steiner's in particular, as the through-line from studio-era practice to franchise scoring; the book's own frame is stylistic revival rather than a history of the leitmotif. Cited for the Imperial March's introduction and referent; the book's reachable contents cover Star Wars (1977), Jaws and Raiders, and this specific attribution could not be verified in it.
- The same device transferred almost intact to early Hollywood film scoring (Korngold, Steiner) and continues to underlie franchise film scoring practice, most famously in John Williams's work
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