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More Meaning in Music: How does form impact music?
My last musicology lecture focused on the basics – how do the elements of music impact form. Firstly, the presentation for this can be found here. These are the questions I want students/interested parties to discuss on the blog •Examples … Continue reading
Posted in Academic, Frank Zappa, Musicology
Tagged form, frank, meaning, Music, musicology, paul carr, zappa
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Free Foundation Degree in Music For Wales
I got some good news this week. Over the last couple of years or so I have been working on developing a Foundation Degree that facilitates anyone working within the music industry to gain credit for the skills they already … Continue reading
Shepard Fairey Settles Copyright & Fair Use Of Obama Image : The New Rockstar Philosophy
Here is a really interesting copyright case – which has impacks for music. The street artist Shepard Fairey and The Associated Press have settled their long-running legal battle over the well-known “Hope” campaign poster of Barack Obama. …Mr. Fairey, who sued The … Continue reading
Posted in Academic, Copyright, Music Industry
Tagged copyright, fair use, Music, obama, paul carr
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Who owns your digital music downloads?
Here is an additional argument to what I posted the other day regarding the ownership of online books. It looks like something is in the air – as this blog focuses on music. Steve Jobs once said, “People want to … Continue reading
Posted in Music Industry
Tagged books, copyright, digital downloads, downloads, Music, paul carr
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What am I listening to: Sampled Vocals
This post was originally going to be about The Books, but it got me thinking about my love for listening to music with sampled vocals. By disembodying the vocal/voice, I think the meaning of voice samples (and also ‘Found Sounds’) … Continue reading
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Tagged Music, musicology, paul carr, people like us, prodigal son, research, robert ashley, scot johnson, steve reich, the books
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What Am I Listening To: Brand X
Having mentioned Beady Belle in a previous post, I thought it would make sense to go through some of the music I like in alphabetical order. This band represent one of my earliest experiences of realising that music could be … Continue reading
Eivind Aarset Trio – 21 Century Guitarist
Just discovered this amazing guitarist – Eivind Aarset – what an xmas present. He seems to encapsulate what a guitarist of the 21st Century can be – using available technology to create a soundscape that is very difficult to comprehend … Continue reading
YouTube – Robert Fripp String Quintet Kan Non Power
I am in the very early stages of writing a paper on guitarists who use loops as a creative tool. I came across this, and it reminded me what a great guitarists and composer Bob Fripp is. Have a great … Continue reading
An Autocratic Approach to Music Copyright?: The potential negative impacts of restrictive rights on a composers legacy – The case of the Zappa Family Trust.
Here is the abstract of a paper I am preparing for a conference (somewhere). Let me know if you require any details about it. Since the death of Frank Zappa in 1993, there has been an ongoing legal battle between … Continue reading
Posted in Frank Zappa
Tagged Academic, adaptation, copyright, dweezil zappa, Frank Zappa, gail zappa, guitar, Music, paul carr, translation, tribute bands, zappa, zappa family trust, zappanale, zft
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