Folk Music- Bob Dylan
Folk music has a rich history and has evolved over time. It originally started as the music of the common people, passed down orally through generations. In the United States, folk music became prominent in the early 20th century. The artist would sing about daily life, work and historical events. One well known folk artist is Bob Dylan. Bob Dylan is known for his folk, rock and blues music. He started out in the 1960s with a lot of folk songs that had strong messages concerning politics and social norms. One of his famous folk songs is called “Blowin’ in the Wind”. The melody of the song is simple and repetitive and the harmony. Its a song that really gets you thinking about human condition and the struggly for justice and equality.
Works:Best Bob Dylan Songs: 30 Classics From A Folk Master (udiscovermusic.com)
Blues: A Melody Shaped by Black Women
The blues, a genre born from the depths of African American experiences, carries a legacy of storytelling, emotion, and cultural resilience. Black women like Bessie Smith and Ma Rainey played pivotal roles, not only shaping the genre but also giving voice to the complexities of Black womanhood. Their songs, rich with themes of heartbreak, empowerment, and social justice, laid the foundation for a musical tradition that continues to inspire.
All That Jazz
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Understanding the Blues: The Foundation of Modern Black Music
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Mamie Smith: The First Lady of Blues
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Student Critiques
Student Critiques Black Women In Jazz Black Women in Jazz was an incredible exploration of Black women’s contribution to the genre of Jazz and the
