1. Dracula Immortalized in Sound: Discourse of Silence and Sound in the Original 1931 Film; Traversing Diegetic, Non-diegetic, and Temporal Soundscape in Philip Glass's Score (1999) Open Access Author: Mueller, Dorian Alexis Title: Dracula Immortalized in Sound: Discourse of Silence and Sound in the Original 1931 Film; Traversing Diegetic, Non-diegetic, and Temporal Soundscape in Philip Glass's Score (1999) Graduate Program: Music Theory Keywords: Philip Glassfilm musicmusic theorydiegeticnon-diegetictemporalitytopic theoryDraculaminimalism File: Download Dorian_Mueller_thesis.pdf Committee Members: Eric John Mckee, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
2. Because It Was There: Influence and Intertextuality in the Music of Michael Hedges Open Access Author: Crosson, Dylan Title: Because It Was There: Influence and Intertextuality in the Music of Michael Hedges Graduate Program: Musicology Keywords: Michael HedgesFibonacci SeriesFingerstyle guitarBartókMinimalismSteve ReichPhilip GlassTerry RileyCompositionNew Age MusicNew AgeMichael ManringWindham Hill File: Download Thesis_-_Full.pdf Committee Members: Charles Dowell Youmans, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
