This volume focuses on the singing voice in contemporary cinema from 1945 to the present day, and rather than being restricted to one particular genre, considers how the singing voice has helped define and/or confuse genre classification.
Typically heard in song, the singing voice is arguably the most expressive of all musical instruments.
This volume celebrates the ways in which singing features in film.
This includes the singing voice as protagonist, as narrator, as communicator, as enterta.