[AMS-announce] CFP (Journal): Film music issue, 19th-Century Music

[Announcements for the AMS]

/19^th -Century Music/ (www.ucpressjournals.com) invites submissions for a special issue on film music, conceived broadly as music for moving pictures. As our regular readers know, the journal’s interests go well beyond the chronological limits of the nineteenth century. The presence of nineteenth-century music in twentieth-century music and culture is a topic we have explored before and would like to explore further. The development of cinema offers an especially rich opportunity because this preeminently twentieth-century medium was deeply engaged from the outset with the previous century’s music. Articles submitted for the special issue may have a historical, analytical, or critical focus. The range of topics available includes (but is not limited to) the archeology of film in nineteenth-century dioramas, panoramas, and /tableaux vivants;/ the ongoing influence of late-Romantic music on film scoring; the extradiegetic use of nineteenth-century music in film generally or in
  spec
ific films; and the diegetic appearance of nineteenth-century works, composers, and performers in motion pictures from the silent era until today. 

Submission instructions: www.ucpressjournals.com/journal.asp?j=ncm&jDetail=submit