MUSIC AND THE MOVIES: FUNCTION, GENRE and BRAIN TRAINING

Resource person: Audra Bullard - office@clehighlands.com

Description:

This class investigates the function of music in film, television and video games. Even before the advent of synchronized sound, Hollywood was hard at work developing music that communicated genre--place, time, and vibe. This session will dive into musical techniques for action, drama, science fiction, romance, horror, and comedy and how they marry with picture. This session picks up from last summer’s “Function of Film Music” sessions but no prior attendance is required!

Presenter: Scott Stewart is the Music Director and Conductor of the Atlanta Youth Wind Symphony. He holds Bachelor of Music Education and Doctor of Music degrees from Indiana University and a Masters Degree in Music Education from the University of Texas at Austin. He has served as Director of Wind Studies at Emory University and was on the Instrumental Conducting Faculty at the Westminster Schools (Atlanta, GA). He specializes in wind band/ ensemble, symphony orchestra, conducting, and film music.

Notes: Cancellation Policy Please let us know immediately if you are unable to attend a class. There is no refund for cancellations within two (2) weeks prior to a scheduled class. Programs that include food, beverage or art materials must be canceled within three (3) weeks prior to receive a refund. CLE reserves the right to cancel a program if the minimum enrollment has not been met or for circumstances beyond our control, and participants will be notified, a complete refund will be issued. All classes are held in the CLE Lecture Hall at the Peggy Crosby Center unless otherwise noted. In the event information has changed from the published brochure, it will be posted on our website and in our e-blasts. Addresses for “private home” venues will be provided to registrants within 2 days of the program date.

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