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Have we seen an end time signature experimentation in main stream pop music: If so Why?
In preparation for a lecture this week, I was considering examples of popular music that use time signatures other than 4/4 or 3/4. As you will see in the Facebook responses below – the vast majority of responses where either … Continue reading
Posted in Music Industry, Musicology
Tagged experimentation, music analysis, musicology, songwriting, time signatures
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Songwriting and Grief: Creative Unifying Principles
I was thinking this week about Sting’s creative process when writing both Nothing Like The Sun and The Soul Cages. It is well documented how Nothing Like the Sun was written during a time when Sting’s mother died from cancer, … Continue reading
Posted in Musicology, songwriting
Tagged creative process, Eric Clapton, Forensic Musicology, John Lennon, Lou Read, Music, Music and Death, Music and Grief, paul carr, songwriting, sting
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