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Pat Metheny – The Orchestrion Album
I have been listening to the latest Pat Metheny album recently. As with nearly all of his projects – I love the music. However, this album also has a really interesting ‘process’. Check this out and be amazed! YouTube – … Continue reading
Frank Zappa Senate Hearings
Frank Zappa’s entire confrontation with The Parents Music Resource Centre is not available via CSPAN. The entire 5 hours can be viewed here.
Copyright Infringement
I have recently being doin some work as a forensic musicologist, and thought it would be interesting to post interesting copy right cases that are hitting the press (I can’t inform anyone about what I am working on for obvious … Continue reading
Posted in Academic, Music Industry
Tagged copyright, eddy grant, exper witness, forensic musicologis, gorillaz, infringement, stylo, time warp
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Charlie Gillett obituary | Television & radio | The Guardian
Few people can have opened so many ears to such a variety of music over the last four decades as Charlie Gillett, the author and radio disc jockey, who has died aged 68 after a long illness. Charlie wrote the … Continue reading
Bristol named Britain’s ‘most musical city’ in new survey – but Cardiff was Second”
The Performing Rights Society recently conducted a poll that placed Cardiff as the 2nd most musical city in the UK. The data is based on the number of musicians that are produced when compared to the total population. The organisation … Continue reading
“Dickie’s Such An Asshole”: Frank Zappa, Popular Music and Politics
It seens a very long time since I posted anything related to Zappa, so here is an initial draft of a paper I am presenting at Bristol University in April. It still needs work (including around 1000 words taken out!), … Continue reading
Posted in Academic, Frank Zappa
Tagged academia, Frank Zappa, musicology, nixon, paul carr, political, politics, richard nixon, ronald reagan, zappa, zappology
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State of the Welsh Music Industry – The Land Of Song
I am currently writing a book chapter for Ashgate on the advantages and disadvantages of the Welsh music industry. Interestingly, there was a ‘Welsh Music Day’ on BBC Radio Wales on March 1st (St Davids’s Day), and selected links can … Continue reading
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Tagged ATRiuM, bbc radio wales, Cardiff, cath jenkins, jason mohammad, live music, meltdown, paul carr, pete lawrie, radio cymru, sc4, simon price, st david's day, SWN, the globe, the invention of tradition, the point, the welsh music industry, tony etoria, Wales, welsh culture, welsh music day
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ENGLISH HERITAGE CALL FOR ABBEY ROAD TO BE SAVED
Here is an interesting re blog concerning the fate of Abbey Road. English Heritage are the latest organisation to come out in support of Abbey Road Studios, which, as previously reported, is rumoured to have been put up for sale … Continue reading
Junior Rock Music Academy Research
I have recently completed a research project funded by The Millenium Stadium Charatible Trust and First Campus into the practicalities of running a Junior Rock Music Academy at the ATRiuM in Cardiff. The project was supported by Roland UK and … Continue reading
DEVELOPMENT OF A FOUNDATION DEGREE IN MUSIC RETAIL MANAGEMENT: A CASE STUDY PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN A UNIVERSITY AND ROLAND UK
Two posts in one day – a record for me. Here is a paper I had published this month regarding my research into music foundation degrees. It is an extensive paper, and can be read by clicking this link.