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Popular Music and Nostalgia: Some Outline Thoughts
I am off to Prague on Tuesday to deliver a paper at the 6th European Communication Conference. The subject matter is popular music and nostalgia. Here is a transcript of the paper. It is closely linked into my work in … Continue reading
Starting to Think About Music: Song Arrangement and Track
Here is a podcast of an introductory lecture on ways we can think about popular music analysis, and the differences between Song, Arrangement and Track.
Posted in podcast
Tagged analysis, arrangement, eduard hanslick, musical form, songs, T rack
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Production and Text Analysis – and the Elements of Music
I have attached below a 2nd presentation of my musicology class – which focuses on how we can analyze how music is produced in addition to the text (using the elements of music). It starts with a few questions which … Continue reading
Posted in Musicology
Tagged eduard hanslick, elements of music, music text, musicology, paul carr, Plato, production
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Where Does The Meaning Lie in Music?
Ok – this is a new type of blog entry for me. I am going to experiment with discussing some of the issues me and my students are dealing with in my Musicology Class at the ATRiuM in Cardiff. We … Continue reading
Posted in Academic, Musicology
Tagged eduard hanslick, guido adler, musicology, paul carr, prince
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