Dalla focalizzazione delle canzoni allo spazio diegetico e non-diegetico
Sulle strategie filmico-audiovisive nella popular music
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The essay explores the intersections between popular music and audiovisuality, with particular attention to the use of narrative and representational strategies shared by songs and audiovisual texts. This is first approached through the analysis of Luca Marconi’s work, which identifies five categories of focus in songs (on the speaker, the protagonist, the chorus leader, the author, and the performer), and subsequently by introducing a semiotic square that intersects the dimensions of diegetic/non-diegetic and formal/non-formal, in order to describe musical and textual elements that go beyond the “official” narrative of the song—such as spontaneous exclamations, studio count-ins, mistakes, or interpretive variations. Finally, the essay discusses cases of hybridization and ambiguity between diegesis and non-diegesis, leading to reflections on phenomena such as the breaking of the fourth wall in songs, and self-reflexive songs that thematize themselves or their own creative process.
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