History

From Vinyl to Digital: A Brief History of Music Formats

Sarah Mitchell

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The history of music formats, from vinyl to digital, has shaped how we listen to music. Vinyl remains cherished by collectors, while digital formats and streaming have made music more accessible. This evolution reflects our evolving relationship with music and its intersection with technology and culture.

Ethnomusicology: Exploring Global Soundscapes

Sarah Mitchell

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Dive deep into the diverse musical traditions and cultures from around the world, examining the history, instruments, and significance of music in various societies.

The Evolution of Pop Music: From Elvis to Eilish

Emily Foster

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Explore the fascinating journey of pop music, tracing its iconic milestones and influential artists from the rock 'n' roll era to the modern pop sensations.

Exploring the Evolution of Jazz

James Turner

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Dive into the rich history of jazz music and discover how this genre has evolved over the decades.

Music and Culture Around the World

James Turner

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Take a global perspective on music by examining its role in various cultures and societies. Explore different musical traditions, instruments, and the cultural significance of music worldwide.

Vintage Vinyl: Collecting and Preserving Music History

Daniel Phillips

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Join collectors and enthusiasts as they discuss the joys of vinyl and preserving the legacy of classic records.

Music History and Appreciation

Sarah Mitchell

James Turner

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Dive into the rich history of music, from classical to contemporary styles. This course can explore different musical eras, significant composers, and the cultural contexts that shaped music.

Music Across Cultures: Exploring World Sounds and Global Influences

Daniel Phillips

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Embark on a musical journey around the world, delving into the diverse and rich traditions of music from different cultures and regions.

The Soundtrack of a Generation: How Music Shaped the 1960s

Daniel Phillips

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In the 1960s, music mirrored and molded an era of profound change. From folk protests to the British Invasion, psychedelic rock, Motown's unity message, and Woodstock's symbol of idealism, music became a powerful force for social transformation, leaving an enduring legacy.

Women Who Rock: Celebrating Female Pioneers in Music

Emily Foster

Daniel Phillips

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Throughout music history, extraordinary women like Bessie Smith, Billie Holiday, Aretha Franklin, Janis Joplin, Madonna, and Beyoncé have defied norms and made lasting impacts. Their talent and resilience demonstrate music's power to inspire and change the world.