Query: music performances in film--2 responses
Kenneth Nolley <[email protected]>
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From: *Henry M. Taylor* <[email protected]> Why not just call it the way you do, namely musical performances in film? You would have to be more specific as to the films and the performances therein. Musical biopics often have this structure and are reflexive in so far that the musical numbers often comment on or mirror narrative events, i.e. the pure performance numbers are diegeticized. In some cases, you might be dealing with a sort of play-within-a-play kind of situation, like mise-en-abîme. But I'm not sure that's what you are getting at. In other instances, the musical numbers may have a sort of 'pillow' function separating different sequences. Henry ************** From: *Enrica Picarelli* <[email protected]> Hi Kyle, unfortunately I'm not an expert in the field of performance studies but I know for sure that prof. Anahid Kassabian's work could be of great help to you. Give it a look, here's a link to her profile: http://www.liv.ac.uk/music/staff/ak.htm Good luck with your research. All the best, Enrica Picarelli Postdoctoral research fellow Leuphana University (Luneburg)