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Zappa and the And Published in two weeks
Well – over two years since it was initially announced – Zappa and the And is to published in a couple of weeks. Ashgate have officially posted my introduction online – you can see it at here There are also … Continue reading
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Tagged Ashgate, Frank Zappa, music analysis, musicology, paul carr, semiology
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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
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Tagged eduard hanslick, elements of music, music text, musicology, paul carr, Plato, production
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Musicology – Session 1
As last year, here is a powerpoint of some introductory notes to a musicology session I teach. Anyone interested in commenting – please do so! <div style=”margin-bottom:5px”> <strong> <a href=”http://www.slideshare.net/carrp/introduction-to-musicology-lecture” title=”Introduction to Musicology Lecture” target=”_blank”>Introduction to Musicology Lecture</a> </strong> from … Continue reading
Chapter 12: Zappa and Death
Here is the final chapter from Zappa and the And – by Paula Hearsum – Zappa and Death. This is in fact the only chapter that is any sort of chronological order – but I felt it was difficult to … Continue reading
Zappa and the Avant-Garde: Artifice/Absorption/Expression
Well – I finally did the proof of the index for Zappa And The And this week – it will be published the end of January – so I thought I had better post the final couple of extract chapters … Continue reading
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Tagged Frank Zappa, Michel Delville, musicology, paul carr, zappa and the and
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Zappa and the And: Chapter 10
Zappa and Modernism: An Extended Study of ‘Brown Shoes Don’t Make It’ Martin Knakkergaard With only a couple of months to go before the Release of Zappa and the And – I need to get a move on to ensure … Continue reading
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Tagged analysis, Frank Zappa, musicology, paul carr
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Update
I presented at a music and semiology conference last week – this was essentially a reading of the introduction to the forthcoming Zappa And the And book. Excellent conference, nice city – although I was pleased to get home. Although … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Frank Zappa, Music Industry
Tagged Frank Zappa, live music, music virtuality, paul carr, Wales
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The James Taylor Quartet live in Milan
In a previous life, I was not an academic, but a professional musician. After leaving Uni, like many of my Geordie peers, I moved to London in the hope to make a living as a musician. After working freelance for … Continue reading
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Tagged 1989, Acid Jazz, jtq, Milan, paul carr, steve white, The James Taylor Quartet
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Zappa and the And: Zappa and the Freaks: Recording Wild Man Fischer
Chapter 9 of the Zappa book is by David Sanjek – who sadly passed away only 2-3 weeks after sending me the finished chapter. David was an outstanding academic with an encyclopaedic knowledge of popular music. I am really proud … Continue reading
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Tagged David sanjek, Frank Zappa, music analysis, musicology, paul carr, Wild Man Fischer, zappa and the and
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Frank Zappa And The And: Zappa and Technology
Well – after a long break because of Computor problems – here is the intro to the eighth chapter of the Zappa book – my own. It looks like the book will be published around February 2013 – in fact … Continue reading
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Tagged Frank Zappa, music analysis, musicology, paul buff, paul carr, technology
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