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Essential Course Materials
- In order to ensure success, two documents have been prepared to faciliate your progress through the class; both are crucial and should be thoroughly read by every student:
- Transcript of Office Hours chat sessions are available directly from Moodle; just click on the Chat module and then select "View past chat sessions"
- Study Guides
- Listening portion from a past exam
- Listening Journal templates:
- Rock Music I (MUS 1013) - these documents are in Word format, so you can just type your entries directly into the entry fields (see instructions in the document)
... just click on the links below to download the files. If that doesn't work, Control-click on the link, then select "Download linked file as..." or "Save target as..." (depending on your browser), then navigate to the place on your computer where you want to save the file.
- Grading Rubrics; how work is assessed ...
- Group Presentation Instructions (Brief & Final)
- Grading Rubrics
- Timeline for Final Presentation [PDF | Word] (to be submitted by due date in course syllabus)
- Presentation Topics for the current semester
- Brief Presentations (assigned topics)
- group 1 - Tony Bennett [PPT | PDF]
- group 2 - Hank Williams [PPT | PDF]
- group 3 - Fats Domino [PPT | PDF]
- Final Presentations (group-selected topics; approved by Dr. L. ... first-come, first-served)
- group 1 - TBD
- group 2 - TBD
- group 3 - TBD
- Examples: Presentation Topics for a recebt semester
- Brief Presentations (assigned topics)
- Final Presentations (group-selected topics; approved by Dr. L. ... first-come, first-served)
Protest Songs
Click on the "play" button on any of the QuickTime media control bars below (you must have the QuickTime plug-in installed); to see lyrics for a given song, click the "lyrics" link next to the control bar for any of the songs and a PDF containing the words will open in a new window. These songs are largely "first take," so don't expect perfection ... I just want you to get a sense of how it feels to have your own words set to music ... and also to determine the extent to which you believe supplying music for these narratives enhances (or not) the ability of the words to tell the intended story.
I hope I captured at least to some extent what the groups hoped to express ... my thanks to Aiden Moore (my son & professional musician) for his assistance with the songs this year. You can hear some of Aiden's music on the page with Dr. L's photos and past music.
Summer Session 2014
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