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Providing the perfect balance of cultural and musical analysis, Rock: Music, Culture, and Business by Joseph G. Schloss, Larry Starr, and Christopher Waterman tells the full story of rock 'n' roll, from its earliest beginnings to today.DISTINCTIVE FEATURES* Balances the history of the music business and the impact of social and cultural movements on the story of rock* Enhanced coverage of contemporary rock music, including the impact of rap* Integrates lively pedagogy:--- Detailed listening guides highlighting the significant elements of more than forty key recordings--- More than 100 photos, many in full color--- Boldfaced key terms and a glossary* Robust support package:--- Instructor Resource CD containing a computerized Test Bank (978-0-19-975837-1)--- Companion Website (www.oup.com/us/schloss)
This text investigates the evolution of rock music by examining the intersection of musical innovation, shifting cultural landscapes, and the mechanics of the music industry. The authors, Joseph G. Schloss, Larry Starr, and Christopher Waterman, utilize a multidisciplinary approach to trace the genre from its inception to the contemporary era. By synthesizing historical data with musicological analysis, they argue that rock is not merely a sonic phenomenon but a product of complex social and economic forces.
What You Will Find
Educators and music historians frequently cite this text as a balanced, pedagogical resource for undergraduate music courses. Experts highlight the inclusion of listening guides and visual aids as particularly effective for students navigating the technical and historical breadth of the subject matter.
Page Count:
424
Publication Date:
2012-01-27
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0199758360
ISBN-13:
9780199758364
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