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Video Gamers As Performers: Annotated Bibliography, University Of Denver
Video Gamers As Performers: Annotated Bibliography, University Of Denver
Musicology and Ethnomusicology: Student Scholarship
This study is based on the concept and idea of video game players performing music through the games that they play. This serves as a very assessable way for people who do not have the money, time commitment, and or motivation to be able to play and perform music without any background in music literacy.
Digital Evolution: How The Development Of Digital Audio Technologies Have Changed The Way Video Game Composers Create Music, Mason Cooke
Musicology and Ethnomusicology: Student Scholarship
This work provides annotations for a collection of sources relevant to the topic above.
Enter Hallownest: How The Music Assists The Narrative In Hollow Knight, University Of Denver
Enter Hallownest: How The Music Assists The Narrative In Hollow Knight, University Of Denver
Musicology and Ethnomusicology: Student Scholarship
Annotated bibliography exploring sources on how music communicates story within the context of video games.
Tunesmith Terror Techniques: Identifying Patterns In The Music Of Horror Video Games: Annotated Bibliography, Sean Kelliher
Tunesmith Terror Techniques: Identifying Patterns In The Music Of Horror Video Games: Annotated Bibliography, Sean Kelliher
Musicology and Ethnomusicology: Student Scholarship
Ludomusicology, the study of music in video games, is a relatively new field in musicology that faces unique obstacles, like the lack of a standardized analytical method. This paper will use the ALI model proposed by Isabella van Elferen along with techniques suggested by Tim Summers to analyze various video games in the horror genre. Along with using analysis of other games as sources, this paper will compare the compositional techniques used to identify patterns that do or do not show up.