![]() ![]() 107Ĥ Kojak theme MP1: substitution of elements 108ĥ Kojak theme MP1: alteration of museme stack components. 393, ff.) where they listed in alphabetical order of both composer/artist and of musical work.ġ Sequence of standard rock clichés in piano reduction 43Ģ Hendrix (1967): part of guitar solo in ‘Red House’ on Are You Experienced? 44ģ The first three melodic musemes of the Kojak theme. References to musical examples are also included in the Index (p. Practical application of analytical method 356Ī note on Bartók’s use of quartal harmony 389īiblical substantiation of symbolic parallels drawn in Chapter 8 390 ![]() Summary of affective meaning of musical phrases 311ĩ.3.2.1 The main points of processual change 318ĩ.3.3.ĝisparity and congruity between musical and visual affectiveĩ.3.3.1 Parameters of consistent affective congruity of visual and musical message 322ĩ.3.3.2 The first main process from affective disparity to affective congruity of musical and visual message 322ĩ.3.3.3 The second main process from affective disparity to affective congruity of musical and visual message 327ĩ.3.4.Ĝentripetal and centrifugal processes 332ĩ.3.4.1Ĝentripetal and centrifugal musical processes 335ĩ.3.4.2Ĝentripetal and centrifugal visual processes 339ĩ.3.4.3 The interpretation of centripetal and centrifugal processes 344ġ0.2. The interpretation of affect in musical phrases (present-time perception) 291ĩ.2.6.2 Quicker rise of general pitch 307ĩ.2.8. On the value of mythical comparison 276Ĭhapter 9 Significance of Syntagmatic Structure 287ĩ.1.1.Ĝongeneric and extrageneric analysis 287ĩ.2. The syntagmatic significance of the B section 237Ĩ.4.2. Rhythmic symmetry and asymmetry in music for violence 229Ħ.5.3. Quartal harmony in the Kojak theme 216Ħ.5.1. Quartal harmony in jazz and rock 215Ħ.3.3. Quartal harmony in the classical tradition 212Ħ.3.2. The French horn: instrumental idiosyncrasy and archetype of paramusical connotation 186Ħ.3.1. The channel: an account of practical analysis procedure 132Ħ.2.1. Relationship transmitter – receiver 126ĥ.4. Problems of interdisciplinary research 101Ĥ.2.3.Ĝhecklist for the analysis of popular music 102Ĥ.2.3.2Ĝhecklist of musical considerations 104Ĥ.2.4.Ěnalysis method: terms and procedure 106Ĥ.2.4.1ěasic units of musical expression 106Ĥ.2.4.2 Methods of interpretative musical analysis 110Ĥ.2.4.3 Significance of museme strings 117Ĭhapter 5 The communication process: analysis 121ĥ.3.1. General problems of affect analysis 100Ĥ.2.2. Television series and library music 91Ĥ.1.4.1Ěpplication to other areas of popular music 97Ĥ.2. Natural and social science method 74Ĭhapter 4 The analysis of affect in popular music 83Ĥ.1.3. The communication and analysis of popular music 70ģ.3.3. Intonation Theory and ‘neo-marxist’ aesthetics of music 62ģ.2.4.Ğstablishing of a communication model 67ģ.3. Twentieth-century musicological formalism 59ģ.2.2. ![]() Twentieth-century musicology and popular music analysis 59ģ.2.1. Kretzschmar and the hermeneutics of music 57ģ.2. Historical traditions of European musicology 51ģ.1.1.ğrom Affektenlehre to Wertästetik 51ģ.1.2. The general social characteristics of popular music 36Ģ.2.2.Ğtymology and meaning of ‘affect’ 48ģ.1. The properties of popular music: a summary 33Ģ.1.4.ğolk music, art music, popular music: an axiomatic triangle 34Ģ.1.5. Popular music and genre typology 32Ģ.1.3. The historical position of popular music 29Ģ.1.2. Preface (1979) 21Ī note on the acquisition of source material 22. List of figures 13Ībstract (1979 edition) 16. Tuesday 20th March 1979, in the Department of Musicology, Viktoriagatan 23, Göteborg, by Philip Tagg (B.A.). Which with appropriate permission from the Historical-Philosophical Faculty of the University of Göteborg is presented for official scrutiny on at 10 a.m. Viktoriagatan 23, Göteborg av Philip Tagg fil. med vederbörligt tillstånd av Historiska-filosofiska sektionen vid Göteborgs Universitet för avläggande av filosifie doktorsexamen framlägges till officiell granskning tisdagen den 20 mars 1979, kl.10.00 på Musikvetenskapliga Institutionen, TO KNOW WHY YOU'VE ENDED UP HERE, CLICK ANYWHERE ON THIS LINE TO VIEW THIS FILE CORRECTLY IN PDF, CLICK ANYWHERE ON THIS LINE AND SELECT AN OPTION It contains just the basic text: no illustrations, no music examples, no footnotes, no page numbering, no page laying, no change of font, etc., etc. KOJAK: 50 SECONDS OF TELEVISION MUSIC This is a DUMMY FILE used only for site indexing purposes Kojak -50 Seconds of TV Music - Dummy file only!
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