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MUSI 1530 Lecture 1: Overview I_Tin Pan Alley and the Rise of Mainstream Popular Music

Overview i: tin pan alley and the rise of mainstream. Popular music was for entertainment only, and that anything difficult, troublesome or controversial was to be avoided: the role of a song was to help the listener forget the real world and its problems. The united states is a peaceful, prosperous and happy place. (charles hamm 1979: 117) General music industry requirements: music composed on demand for financial gain, music diffused by mass media and well-organized distribution system, created within city/urban contexts. Style history: 1800: pleasure gardens, 1830: circus/minstrelsy, 1892: vaudeville (cid:197)(cid:198) tin pan alley, 1920: broadway, 1930: dancehall (big band era) After the ball charles k. harris (lesson 1) Once a young maiden climbed an old man"s knee. Where is she now, pet, you will soon know. Listen to the story, i"ll tell it all. After the ball is over, after the break of dawn. After the dancers" leaving, after the stars are gone.

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<div>Discussion/Response 4: Impressionism &amp; Nationalism&nbsp;</div>
<div>1. 1. Choose one of the pieces from this unit's listening.</div>
<div>&nbsp; &nbsp; 2. Pick one that stands out to you and briefly (1-2 sentences) explain why this particular piece "caught your ear."</div>
<div>&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;3. What are the piece's unique characteristics? <strong>BE SPECIFIC and use your textbook as your reference</strong>! This should be the main part of your mini-essay. This is not opinion - these are facts that you have researched.</div>
<div>&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;4. <span style="text-decoration: underline;">Cite your sources</span> - including your textbook. Points deducted for not citing references. <span style="text-decoration: underline;">You may use MLA format</span>.</div>
<div>&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;5. Response should be one-two paragraphs. Use full sentences, no abbreviations, and check your spelling for full credit.</div>
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<div>&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;After posting your response, comment on TWO students' responses. You may ask a question or demonstrate further understanding of the topic.</div>
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