Hear The Music, Play The Game. Music And Game Design: Interplays And Perspectives

Hillegonda Rietveld, Marco Carbone

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Abstract

Special issue of online peer-reviewed journal GAME on game music. There is a growing recognition of the role of music in games by the gaming industry, game fans, and journalists. Several conferences have been established on the roles of music and sound in video games, such as the industry-focused GameSoundCon, first initiated in Los Angeles in 2009, and Game Music Connect, that has taken place annually between 2013-15 in London. Simultaneously, the study of music and audio in games is gaining interest in game studies. This edited collection offers a glimpse into this “polyphonic” and still vastly under-explored field, suggesting a long-term cooperation and interplay between music and game studies.
Original languageEnglish
JournalGame
Publication statusPublished - 31 Dec 2017

Keywords

  • Game Music
  • Electronic Music
  • Ludomusicology
  • Game Composition
  • Game Cultures
  • Game Audio
  • Game Studies

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