Everybody’s Talking About Pop Music: The Evolution of the Cinematic Video Game

Heron, Michael

doi:10.1007/s40869-015-0001-0

Comput Game J

2015

DOI: 10.1007/s40869-015-0001-0

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Everybody’s Talking About Pop Music: The Evolution of the Cinematic Video Game

Michael Heron

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“…also known as ludomusic, has gradually been adopted into symphonic orchestra repertoire to promote audience engagement and programming diversity (Hardwick, 2021). Academics specializing in ludomusicology have tracked the evolution of video game music from its 8-bit beginnings to its adoption into the classical music scene (Gibbons, 2018;Grasso, 2019;Heron, 2015;Kamp et al, 2016). Alongside these developments in music performance and research, collegiate ensemble directors are striving to balance traditional and contemporary programming in their own repertoire (Tedford, 2015;Ting, 2019;Zabanal, 2021).…”

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Engaging With Film and Video Game Music: Perceptions of a Studio Orchestra Experience

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The purpose of this study was to investigate ensemble members’ perceptions of their studio orchestra experiences. Survey data were collected from participants ( N = 50) enrolled in a studio orchestra at a major collegiate institution in the Southeastern United States. A studio orchestra is a group of musicians who collaborate, compose, arrange, record, and perform original compositions designed for film, video games, and other works from popular culture. Survey results indicated that members of the ensemble had high rates of satisfaction with their experience, and preferred playing music from popular films and video games alongside original works in those genres. Participants also preferred a more student-led format. Music educators who create and structure ensembles like a studio orchestra can promote a diverse repertoire and enhance student satisfaction with their musical activities.

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Everybody’s Talking About Pop Music: The Evolution of the Cinematic Video Game

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Engaging With Film and Video Game Music: Perceptions of a Studio Orchestra Experience

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