Coproduction : collaboration in music production /: collaboration in music production. (2022)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Robert Wilsmore, Christopher Johnson.
• Authors: Wilsmore, Robert; (Producer-songwriter), Johnson, Christopher
• Contents: List of Figures List of Tables List of Examples List of Contributors Preface Acknowledgements Credits How to Read this Book: Design and Structure 1 A Typology of Collaborative Practices in Music Production Robert Wilsmore PART ONE Type 1. Group Coproduction: Collaboration Between Individuals 2 Producing Together Robert Wilsmore 3 Creativity and the Production Habitus Christopher Johnson 4 The Production Habitus of Smoke Rainbows – Music Minds Matter (Abbey Road Case Study No.1) Christopher Johnson 5 Lauren Christy and The Matrix Production Team: Coproduction in Familial Mode (The Three-headed Monster and the Butterfly Collector) Robert Wilsmore 6 Hierarchical Production and Complementarity, Before, During, and After PWL: An Interview with Phil Harding Christopher Johnson and Robert Wilsmore 7 Group Genius, Scenius, the Invisible, and the Oblique: Eno, Lanois, and Communities of Creativity Robert Wilsmore 8 Grace Jones, Spontaneity, and Collaboration in the Moment: An Interview with Bruce Woolley Christopher Johnson and Robert Wilsmore 9 Small Things of Value: Marginalia, Mental Health, and Coproduction (Abbey Road Case Study No.2, Part 1) Robert Wilsmore 10 Something of Value: Coproducing with Converge, a University-based Educational Programme for Adults with Mental Health Difficulties (Abbey Road Case Study No.2, Part 2) Ruth Lambley PART TWO Type 2. Internal Coproduction: The Self as Many 11 The Artistic Self and the Cycle of Production Christopher Johnson 12 'Silver Glass': Re-production Christopher Johnson 13 Play One We Know! A Pub Singer’s Struggle to Retain His Integrity Whilst Remaining Entertaining Christopher Johnson PART THREE Type 3. Coproduction Without Consent: Denial or Unknowing Collaboration. 14 The Song of a Thousand Songs: Popular Music as Distributed Collaboration (Toast Theory, Part 1) Robert Wilsmore 15 Removing Non-sonic Signifiers from Endings (Toast Theory, Part 2) Robert Wilsmore 16 The Ancient Art of Remixing Robert Wilsmore PART FOUR Type 4. Deproduction: The Collective Disappearance of Production. 17 On Writing Every Song Robert Wilsmore and Phillip Brady 18 The Mathematics of Writing Every Tune Phillip Brady and Robert Wilsmore 19 Deproduction Robert Wilsmore Glossary of Terms References Index
• Edition: 1st
• Publisher Details: London : Routledge
• Publication Date: 2022
• Extent: 1 online resource, illustrations (black and white)
• Subjects: 781.49; Popular music -- Production and direction; Sound recordings -- Production and direction; Composition (Music) -- Collaboration; Popular music -- Philosophy and aesthetics
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781351111935; 9781351111942; 9781351111959
• Related ISBNs: 9780815362531; 9780815362555
• Notes: Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.; Note: Description based on CIP data; resource not viewed.
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