An Introduction to 100 Years of American Popular Music DVD/CD-ROM by Daniel Glass.
Renowned drummer and educator Daniel Glass weaves commentary, vintage photos, and live performances into his 16-part presentation of the fascinating development of popular music in America from the end of the Civil War through the British Invasion. He connects styles, instruments, cultures, and historical events in each brief segment, followed by full performances of each style in a bonus feature. This convenient, flexible format makes this an excellent resource for music appreciation classes, enhanced by a CD-R of downloadable PDF teacher guides and student activity sheets.
Segments cover the effects of slavery, immigration, post-civil-war brass bands and march music, ragtime, early jazz, blues, singers and songwriters, swing era, bebop, R & B, Country and Rockabilly, Early Rock 'n' Roll, and the British Invasion. Jr. High-College.
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