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Zusatztext Addressing fascinating but little-noticed source material, Arranging Gershwin advances an original thesis that promises to change the way we think about Rhapsody in Blue in particular and the whole question of classical/nonclassical hybridity in general. Moreover, Banagale accomplishes his goal with an accessible, engaging style that draws in the general reader as well as the specialist. Informationen zum Autor Ryan Raul Banagale is an Assistant Professor of music at Colorado College where he offers classes on a range of American music topics, including musical theatre, jazz, popular music, and media studies. A recipient of the American Musicological Society's AMS-50 and Howard Mayer Brown Fellowships, he received his Ph.D. from Harvard University in 2011. He currently sits on the editorial board of the George Gershwin Critical Edition and will be editing at least three separate arrangements of Rhapsody in Blue. Klappentext This book reconceives the history and reception of Rhapsody in Blue, freeing it from established narratives and frequently encountered anecdotes. By approaching the Rhapsody as an "arrangement," it shifts emphasis away from a centralized text and from the sole agency of George Gershwin, providing a dynamic and multifaceted reappraisal of this emblematic piece. Zusammenfassung This book reconceives the history and reception of Rhapsody in Blue, freeing it from established narratives and frequently encountered anecdotes. By approaching the Rhapsody as an "arrangement," it shifts emphasis away from a centralized text and from the sole agency of George Gershwin, providing a dynamic and multifaceted reappraisal of this emblematic piece. Inhaltsverzeichnis Credits Acknowledgements About the Companion Website Introduction: Arranging an Icon 1. Complex Compositional Origins: Ferde Grofe and Rhapsody in Blue 2. Living Legends: George Gershwin and Rhapsody in Blue 3. From Camp to Carnegie Hall: Leonard Bernstein and Rhapsody in Blue 4. Rearranging Concert Jazz: Duke Ellington and Rhapsody in Blue 5. "It Ain't Necessarily So": Larry Adler and Rhapsody in Blue 6. Selling Success: Visual Media and Rhapsody in Blue Epilogue: Arranging at Multiple Levels Notes Bibliography Index ...
