Max Winkler : The origin of film music, 1951
T. Scott Buhrman : "Photoplays de Luxe," 1920
Ernö Rapée : Musical accompaniment to the feature picture, 1925
An interview with Gaylord Carter, Dean of theater organists, 1989
Leonid Sabaneev : Music for the films, 1935
Max Steiner : Scoring the film, 1937
David Raksin : Life with Charlie, 1983
Aaron Copland : Our new music, 1941
Ingolf Dahl : Notes on cartoon music, 1949
Scott Bradley : Personality on the soundtrack, 1947
Conversations with Carl Stalling, 1971
Dimitri Tiomkin : Please don't hate me! 1959
A radio interview with Franz Waxman, 1950
Gail Kubik : Music in documentary films, 1945
Adolph Deutsch on Three strangers, 1946
Miklós Rózsa : Quo vadis, 1951
André Previn : No minor chords, 1991
Henry Mancini : Did they mention the music? 1989
Bernard Herrmann : A lecture on film music, 1973
A conversation with Jerry Goldsmith, 1977
John Williams and Star wars, 1997
Thomas Newman on his film music, 1999
George Antheil : I am not a businessman, 1945
Igor Stravinsky on film music, 1946
David Raksin : Hollywood strikes back, 1948
Theodor Adorno and Hanns Eisler : Composing for the films, 1947
Frederick W. Sternfield on Hugo Friedhofer's Best years of our lives, 1947
Aaron Copland in the film studio, 1949
Lawrence Morton : Composing, orchestrating, and criticizing, 1951
Elmer Bernstein : Film composers vs. the studios, 1976
Sidney Lumet : Making movies, 1995.
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