Tag Archives: production

How Can We Think About Popular Music?

Posted on May 17, 2015 by Paul Carr

Another very very short segment – this time concerning the ways in which we can think about popular music analysis – more detail late!

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Production and Text Analysis – and the Elements of Music

Posted on January 20, 2013 by Paul Carr

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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The Big Note – The Ultimate Gesture: The incorporation of time, space and place in performing, composing, arranging and producing Frank Zappa’s music

Posted on December 20, 2009 by Paul Carr

As promised – here is the full 3000 words of a paper I presented in Cardiff a month ago. This is unedited – so probably has a few typos etc. I will be aiming to develop this early next year … Continue reading →

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