Last updated 11/2019
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Language: English | Size: 3.48 GB | Duration: 2h 46m
英文简介：
Never feel left out of a Musical Discussion again! Broaden your Music History knowledge with our Curated Playlists.
What you'll learn
You will be able to hear the defining characteristics of a wide range of genres
You will know the socio-economic and political factors that gave birth to iconic genres
You will learn the history of some of the world’s most famous artists
You will know the most important artists of each genre
You will be able to amaze your friends with fascinating music facts
Requirements
A love of music!
No prior music knowledge required
No knowledge of music theory required
Description
Tired of not knowing which bands/genres your friends are talking about? Or are you trying to find inspiration for your new musical style?This course will guide you through the history of popular music from the 1950s to the 2000s, from Blues to Nirvana, and everything in between! With curated Spotify playlists included, never again will you not have something to say when a conversation strikes up about music; you’ll be armed with musical trivia, facts, and knowledge of the key historical events that influenced iconic genres and artists.Spotted the “retro” trend in music recently? Well, maybe you’ll find the “next big thing” hidden in our musical past.Designed for anyone with an interest in popular music, for each genre you’ll learn:The defining characteristicsKey artistsSocio-economic influencesOrigins and legacyGenres & artists covered include:Rhythm & BluesCountry & WesternJazzRockabillyRock ‘n’ RollSoulMotownSurf RockFolk RockThe BeatlesPsychedelic RockProgressive RockHeavy MetalGlam RockPunk RockHip HopHouseTechnoNirvanaDrum & BassBoost your curiosity, explore your passion, and develop your cultural knowledgeWe can learn so much from every single genre - whether it's a moral lesson from Bob Dylan and the Folk Rock movement, or a political lesson from the Sex Pistols and Punk Rock, or even a lesson in fun from the Glam Rockers.Overview of the CourseOur course is aimed at anyone with an interest in the history of popular music. Whether you are in a band looking for a new style/sound, or just after some tasty pop trivia to wow your friends with, this is the course for you.As you begin the course, you’ll look at Blues, Country, and Jazz: the early influencers of Rock ‘n’ Roll, the first true popular music genre. You’ll then be taken on an auditory adventure through time, looking at each genre under a magnifying glass, and examining the key artists, characteristics, and influences.By the end of the course, you’ll have a comprehensive understanding of where popular music comes from, and why it needs to exist, and you’ll have an arsenal of fun facts to share with your friends.The InstructorsJonathan Armandary taught Popular Music History at Leeds College of Music and has toured Europe in bands, as well as being an award-winning composer.Tomas George has a MMus Masters Degree in Music Production and a BA(Hons) Degree in Music Composition. He is also the creator of some of the world's most popular music production courses - with over 275,000 studentsYou! You and your fellow students are an integral part of the course. By sharing your favourite bands, artists, and knowledge, you’ll help yourselves and others to expand your musical horizons.Go ahead and click the enroll button, and we'll see you in lesson 1!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Resources
Section 2: The Blues
Lecture 3 The 12 Bar Blues
Lecture 4 Jump Blues & Sophisticated Blues
Lecture 5 Review!
Lecture 6 Rhythm & Blues
Section 3: Country & Western
Lecture 7 Country & Western
Section 4: Jazz
Lecture 8 New Orleans, Dixieland, and Swing
Lecture 9 Bebop, Cool, and Free Jazz
Section 5: Rockabilly
Lecture 10 Rockabilly
Section 6: Rock & Roll
Lecture 11 Rock & Roll
Section 7: Soul
Lecture 12 Stax
Lecture 13 Motown
Section 8: Surf Rock
Lecture 14 Surf Rock
Lecture 15 The Beach Boys
Section 9: Folk Rock
Lecture 16 Folk Rock
Section 10: The Beatles
Lecture 17 The Early Years
Lecture 18 Developments
Lecture 19 Revolver
Section 11: Psychedelic Rock
Lecture 20 Psychedelic Rock
Section 12: Progressive Rock
Lecture 21 Progressive Rock
Section 13: Heavy Metal
Lecture 22 Heavy Metal
Section 14: Glam Rock
Lecture 23 Glam Rock
Section 15: Punk Rock
Lecture 24 Punk Rock
Section 16: Hip Hop
Lecture 25 Hip Hop
Section 17: The Amen Break
Lecture 26 The Amen Break
Section 18: Electronic Dance Music
Lecture 27 Section Introduction
Lecture 28 House Music - Part 1
Lecture 29 Techno
Lecture 30 Trance
Lecture 31 House Music - Part 2
Lecture 32 Jungle and Drum and Bass
Section 19: Nirvana
Lecture 33 Nirvana
Section 20: Instruments & Formats
Lecture 34 Electronic & Keyboard Instruments
Lecture 35 Guitars
Lecture 36 Records
Lecture 37 Tape & The Digital Era
Section 21: Technological Developments
Lecture 38 Technological Developments
Section 22: BONUS! Download "The Media Scoring Guide"
Lecture 39 BONUS! Download "The Media Scoring Guide"
Anyone with an interest in the history and development of popular music,Musicians looking for new influences,Music students who want an extra edge
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