[ecrea] Special issue of Music Sound and the Moving Image

> Music Sound and the Moving Image
> is the first international scholarly journal 
> devoted to the study of the interaction between 
> music and sound with the entirety of moving 
> image media ? film, television, music video, 
> advertising, computer games, mixed-media 
> installation, digital art, live cinema, et alia.
>
> Co-edited by Anahid Kassabian (University of 
> Liverpool) and Ian Gardiner (Goldsmiths 
> College), the journal is truly 
> interdisciplinary, inviting contributions across 
> a range of critical methodologies, including 
> musicology and music analysis, film studies, 
> popular music studies, cultural theory, 
> aesthetics, semiotics, sociology, marketing, 
> sound studies, and music psychology.
>
>
> Call for Papers: Special Issue
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> Recent approaches to sound and music in Spanish audiovisual media
> Editors: Teresa Fraile & Eduardo Viñuela
>
> Music and the moving image have traditionally 
> been two separated academic fields in Spain. It 
> was difficult to find musicologists dealing with 
> audiovisual texts, as it was hard to find 
> serious references to music in media studies 
> research. Nevertheless, in the last ten years 
> this panorama has began to change, and the 
> interaction between both disciplines gave rise 
> to interesting approaches that contributed to 
> analyse audiovisual production from new 
> perspectives. Nowadays, the academia is paying 
> attention to the specificity of music in Spanish 
> audiovisual products. It will be, therefore, 
> profitable, to analyse the different approaches 
> used to develop that study in our country.
> This special issue of Music, Sound, and the 
> Moving Image aims to put together different 
> perspectives in the study of music and 
> audiovisual phenomena in Spain, in order to 
> offer a state of the question and to highlight 
> the key points of several works in progress that 
> will spot future approaches. We are looking for 
> contributions addressing the relation of music 
> and the moving image in Spain, concerning not 
> only music and cinema, but also music in other 
> media such as music video, television, 
> videogames, etc. We are also interested in 
> contributions dealing with music and Spanish 
> identity in these media, analysis of Spanish 
> music in particular audiovisual genres, and 
> historical perspectives concerning the evolution 
> of music and audiovisual studies in Spain.
> For this special issue of MSMI, the editors seek 
> two types of submissions: full length essays 
> (approximately 7500 words) and short position 
> papers (1000-1500 words). The deadline for these submissions is 1 March 2010.
>
> Please send queries to Eduardo Viñuela: 
> <mailto:(eduvisu /at/ hotmail.com)>(eduvisu /at/ hotmail.com)
>
>
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