MUSC 2150 Lecture 9: Lecture 9
24 Mar 2012
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Hippie culture"s raison d" tre in the late 1960s was to challenge the tenets of mainstream society through 1950s beat literature, eastern spirituality, and experimentation with drugs. The hippies began to change the basic unit of recorded music from the song to the album they came to prize the singer-songwriter, artistic approach to music over the. Artists showed an interest in blending elements of classical music, especially the modernist avant-garde techniques, with pop and rock music. There is also rise virtuoso musician who is almost always a guitarist and almost always male. A compound form is a form within form; i. e. , each section a, b, and a is subdivided by a smaller form. The use of compound forms is very common in classical or art music. perhaps to signify the dream, fallen into by the singer: the vocals begin with an echo added. The hippie counterculture was inspired writers called the beat.
