Conversations on Music: the Good, Bad, & Holy | Creators/Eras/Styles
Enrollment: Two 8-lecture sessions per year (semi-monthly), Spring and Fall (since 2009)
NOTE = Instructor currently on Sabbatical
Local Venue | World Class UNT College of Music
Safety Briefs . . .85 decibels = European limit on-going research! --reports, tips & news-- (please confer with a real music doctor) RESOURCES UNT's Texas Center for Music & Medicine | Here | National Hearing Conservation | Here | Perf. Medicine | Here | LINKS - hearing | Here | NYTimes-noise | Here | 2-pg PDF-NYTimes_noise | Here | NYTimes-kids | Here | 2-pg PDF-NYTimes_kids | Here | -and- 2-pg PDF-decibels | Here | w/summary by Dr. Job |
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Recommended Texts . . . Dr. Roger Kamien
Dr. P. Kavanaugh
FREE study scores
Recommended Video . . . Great Composers
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This non-accredited, music appreciation series Conversations on Music is free to the public (registration required).
All ages welcome, children must be in the company of a parent. The presentation is in English, with some foreign-language films now and then.
No tests, no material expenses, no grades -- just enjoy the multi-media topics, make friends, enrich your culture.
If you truly love music, we get serious about sound--how it is made, why it is made, and who makes it.
This class is produced by Buckthorn Studios Education Services and private patronsTO ENROLL (free)
(Dr. Lynn Job) ==> info (-at-) buckthornstudios.com
provide • full name, explanatory details + • contact information
We will let you know of the next event, and set a place for you.
That's it!Instructor membership - American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP)
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Photo credits: Lynn Job (portrait, 2009); Lynn Job (Co. Clare, Ireland, 1999)