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WHAT IS POPULAR MUSIC? |
Known by majority of people in any given time period. Has widest appeal; purchased and enjoyed by largest number of people. Cross-cultural. Speaks directly to people. Easily recognizable. |
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COLONIAL PERIOD |
Religious and concert art music acceptable“Entertainment” music might be against the law |
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Post-Revolutionary War: entertainment music acceptable |
Songs from Europe/British IslesTraditional Scottish/Irish airsHymns/religious musicGerman art musicSimplified vocal solos. Earliest popular music composed for amateurs to sing and enjoy at home |
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TIN PAN ALLEY 1890-1950 |
Street in NYC where music publishers located Types of songs: Sentimental love songs, Syncopated songs and dance tunes, Latin American music, Nonsense songs, Show tunes |
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Hillbilly: regional music |
rural South |
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Bluegrass |
Appalachia |
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Motown: |
Detroit |
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Rhythm and Blues |
Memphis/Chicago |
