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Christine Lee Gengaro is professor of music at Los Angeles City College, where she teaches music theory, music history, and voice. An avid writer and researcher, she is a blogger and the program annotator for the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra. She published her first book, Listening to Stanley show more Kubrick: The Music in His Films, with Scarecrow Press in 2013. show less

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Mozart and the Wolf Gang (1991) — Editor, some editions — 173 copies, 1 review
This Man and Music (1982) — Editor, some editions — 84 copies
Anthony Burgess and Modernity (2008) — Contributor — 3 copies

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Christine Gengaro did her homework, and this book has a great deal of information about the music used in Kubrick's movies. She went to the Kubrick archive, interviewed Jan Harlan, Gerald Fried and others, and there's a lot of stuff in here that I didn't know. But do not expect any kind of profound analysis of the music -- except in some instances, as when she talks about Ligeti's Musica Ricercata in Eyes Wide Shut. For a detailed analysis of the music and the movies, try Michel Chion: show more Kubrick's Cinema Odyssey and his BFI monograph on Eyes Wide Shut. show less

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