Links to readings, websites, and listening playlists

Here, in one handy collection, are the readings you (should have) read, websites visited, and listening lists.  You'll want to reference a representative sample of these in your synthesis/summary/reflection piece.

Readings

Les Dreyer (and others)

     Is Classical Music Dying? (The NY Times conversation)

Eric Edberg:

     My visit to a GALA NYC concert

Arthur Hull:

• “Change the World” (Interview with Babatunde Olatunji) http://www.drumcircle.com/articles/baba.html;
• “Arthurian Philosophy” http://www.drumcircle.com/articles/philosophy.html
• “Rythmaculture” http://www.drumcircle.com/articles/rhythmaculture.html

League of American Orchestras:

      2009 Analysis of NEA Attendance Data

Music for People:

      A Bill of Musical Rights

Alex Ross:

     Listen to This

Greg Sandow:

     Age of the Audience

     Concerts As Events

     Four Keys to the Future (I didn't assign this, but I presented the ideas in class)

     Where We Stand (the state of classical music--you need to be logged into your
     DPU Google apps to access this pdf)

George Slade:
   
     Agora or Temple?

Christopher Small:

      Musicking: A Ritual in Social Space (pdf version with paragraph numbers from me;
      you must be logged in to DPU Google apps to access)

Ensembles, Series, and a Venue

Alarm Will Sound

Ecstatic Music Festival

GALA Brooklyn

[le] poisson rouge

Metropolis Ensemble

Sybarite5

yMusic Ensemble

Individual Artists:

Mike Block

C.J. Camerieri

Bridget Kibbey


Listening Playlists at http://audio.depauw.edu (playlists for this class)

The Darling Conversations

Drums of Passion