Adam Golding wrote:
>>I don't know if there is any equivalent - our textbook covered some of
>>it, and came with CDs that had some interesting examples, but was not as
>>comprehensive as Norton. There were also videos available, some of which
>>we watched.
>>
>>http://www.learner.org/resources/series105.html
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> what's the story with this website? are you taking online courses?
> you seem to have learned much more than I did in first my first year
> "Music and Society" course at UofT...
>
You're in Toronto?
I'm studying part time at York University & the website is information
on the videos that are available to go with the textbook & CDs we used.
It was an interesting course. I'm really looking forward to the second
year course, which will concentrate more on classical music.
What did you do in your course?
>
>
>>Folk was mostly rural & villages - examples included Bosnian ganga
>>singing and music from Tuva. One of the TAs does that kind of singing,
>>and he came in to talk about it & demonstrate for us.
>>
>>Popular was mostly urban - I think the example she played was Edith Piaf.
>>
>
> Edith Piaf??
>
French singer.
--
Ye choirs of new Jerusalem,
your sweetest notes employ,
the Paschal victory to hymn
in strains of holy joy.
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