Music for Primetime
American Television Scoring
Book • 2019
Jon Burlingame's "Music for Primetime" is a comprehensive exploration of the history of American television themes and scoring.
The book delves into the evolution of television music, from its early days of library music and simple melodies to the complex and diverse soundscapes of modern television.
Burlingame's work examines the creative processes of composers, the influence of various musical genres, and the cultural impact of iconic television themes.
It also explores the business side of television music, including the challenges faced by composers in securing fair compensation for their work.
The book offers a fascinating look at the often-overlooked art form of television music and its significant contribution to the medium.
The book delves into the evolution of television music, from its early days of library music and simple melodies to the complex and diverse soundscapes of modern television.
Burlingame's work examines the creative processes of composers, the influence of various musical genres, and the cultural impact of iconic television themes.
It also explores the business side of television music, including the challenges faced by composers in securing fair compensation for their work.
The book offers a fascinating look at the often-overlooked art form of television music and its significant contribution to the medium.
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