Humanity Western Music IV 1950s
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Humanity Western Music IV 1950s
Description
Dear class,
I want you to think about the two themes that dominate the material we are covering in class:
process and canon.
how those things have impacted the creative processes of composers at the middle of the 20th Century,
and how that has impacted the creation of music and culture.
Think critically about the cultural and gendered roles of those composers whose work was / is elevated?
Consider the setting for various forms of music.
Where is it performed? Who is in attendance? What is their cultural position?
How does this affect the way we think about / value those forms of music?
Consider the marginalized position of women composers and non-white musicians.
How does either enter the ‘high culture’ conversation? Is it important to enter that conversation?
How does colonial mining factor into the mix?
Once we have identified what music is appreciated by whom,
what distinctions and hierarchies of race, class, and gender remain hidden or unspoken?
How can they be exposed? Shifted?
Finally, how does the way we view popular and fine art impact the way we think about our social construction,
who should live where, attend what schools, have access to what jobs?
Consider all of these questions, and the questions posed in the following pages.
Formulate a question that has the most resonance for you, and identify its relationship to process and canon.
Write a paper detailing and critiquing the interaction between process, canon and the implications of your question.
Discuss the way each informs and affects the other.
Consider ways that process can interrupt and shift the formation of canon.
Discuss the music we have covered in class, in the context of your question,
and compare it with the interaction between process and canon in the creative medium you feel most equipped to discuss.
Assignment1:(half pages)- FILE-151610721737_pic.jpg- Thesis paragraph
Write a thesis paragraph stating the question you are posing,
and the primary point / position you plan to take.
Support it with the two or three ideas you plan to develop.
Follow it with an outline of the paper you plan to write, citing the specific music processes you will discuss and the medium and artists you will compare it with.
Assignment 2: (half pages)-instruction at the file-10261610720857_pic_hd.jpg—creative project/paper proposal
Humanity Western Music IV 1950s
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