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Describe the influences that pop culture in other countries (america, britian) has had on australian pop culture
Australian pop culture 1945 to 2014
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The remake of the single became the highest-selling Australia single of the 1980’s, from then Kylie Minogue went on to achieve worldwide stardom globally. In the 1980’s, there was an introduced style of synthesizer electronic music that generated electronic sounds via a keyboard piano. The Australian music scene has changed in contrast to the 1980’s
Liddle expresses that the need to hold a survey itself displays the radio station’s lack of support for the Aboriginal community and informs the audience that “60% of the people who responded to the Triple J survey supported a change of date for the countdown”, suggesting “… as far as younger generations are concerned society is becoming more aware”, however juxtaposes this with Triple J’s inadequacy and disappointment at the fact that “there’s still a way to go before the message permeates its ranks”. The audience is able to view the prevalent support throughout Australia as a nation with Liddle’s use of statistical information, regarding the change of date and how this smaller issue supports the move of changing the date of Australia Day as a whole. Likewise, Liddle positions the individual who linger around the issue and remain unaware and unsupportive, as the minority as “now being majority support for a date change”. This furthermore conveys criticism of Triple J, “who do not mention that the major reason 26 January has become contentious is due to what the date means to Indigenous groups”, however in order to escape adopting a supportive stance, provide an excuse of “new programming”. The author continues to expose Triple J’s motives to the readers who have been misinformed and displaying their lack of acknowledgement as to what this day means to the Aboriginals, insinuating that fact that it was purely implemented as a commercial change.
In the nineteenth century, many female musicians who were mainly from the upper class were born into a family that had a musical background leading them to partake in the musical field. The female artists who were born into an upper-class family were restricted by their social status. Throughout history, female artists dealt with many problems and issues since they were women that were playing music in the music industry. As a child prodigy, Clara Schumann’s became well known for her music but she had to go through the various problems of being a women composer. Libby Larsen is another musical composer who also had to deal with being a woman in the music industry.
This narrative strikes me as a success but it was not just the traditional success. For example she states that “speaking was hard for me… I instantly connected to his voice, the guitars in the background and the lyrics.” Everyone learns differently but their sponsors all have one thing in common they are “more knowledgeable” (Brandt 562). So, with that being said who knows music better than music itself? therefore, Music is the “master” and McCarthy is the “apprentice” in this scenario (Gee 10).
9/11 Attacks Impacts Throughout Times On September 11, 2001, Arab terrorists crashed into the World Trade Center, killing hundreds of Americans and causing widespread panic in the U.S. The 9/11 incident has dramatically altered the course of society through its integrity and stability with a haze of everlasting paranoia of Middle Easterners and the oncourse of foreign policies. Such haze has conjured an ensemble of unity within international politics. Ever since 9/11, xenophobia against the Middle Eastern community has persisted and stirred among the U.S. in various forms.
Dowd's work delves into the intricate dynamics between music and society. By drawing on his research, I aim to explore how music reflects and molds cultural norms, identities, and social frameworks. Dowd's analysis will serve as a foundation for examining the multifaceted role of music in shaping both individual and collective experiences, including its impact on rituals and interpersonal
The source implicitly describes the significant impact British music had towards Australian music through the deliverance of live performances. This wave of live performances continues through to 1970 Australia, with a version of Woodstock (Pilgrimage Pop) influencing the beginning of festivals in Australia. The popularity of live performances was apparent as, ‘A crowd of 6000 teenagers, hippies and “groovy” oldies packed into the farm...’ (Dunn., 2020). The introduction of coloured television in 1975 capitalised on the influence music exposes Australian youth.
Disco Music during the 1970s Pop culture during the 1970s originated as a consequence of the historical context of the era. The official end of the Vietnam War, the Watergate scandal, and the Bicentennial of the United States all occurred during this decade. As a result, a variety of social groups such as women, gays and lesbians, as well as racial and ethnic minorities confronted the American conservative ideals that had governed American society since the end of World War II. Conservative white Americans reacted to the civil rights gains that took place in the 1960s and moved to the suburbs of the city, leading to city deterioration. Ultimately the decline of the city allowed for the creation of cultural spaces (disco clubs) that in turn challenged normative American social values.
When Michael Jackson died, he was the king of controversy. To some, he appeared to be “The King of Pop” (Mrs. Moyer) while to others, he was seen as a monster who had chewed at children’s innocence. His life seemed like the perfect example of bent perspective, and that’s why it can be truly difficulty for many to believe and understand that he wasn’t a terrible nor fine-tuned man. Michael Jackson had an extremely difficult life, filled with conditions that seemed considerably difficult for any man to survive in, let alone thrive in. Even though Michael was surrounded by abuse and constant pressure, he pushed onwards, finding music, and making it his own.
“In a country in which popular culture is extremely important, there’s nobody more important than The Beatles.” Steven Stark, a friend of The Beatles once said. The Beatles are not only the biggest band of their time, they are one of the biggest bands of all times. The Beatles did not just sing to sing, they sang to give hope to a generation, they set some of the highest standards in popular culture, they changed music forever, and they still manage to affect our generation today.
Chapter two talks about the interactions between the production of pop music and the technology that came with it, such as the digitization of music. This chapter also talks about how musicians handle being musicians in a digital era, such as the meanings and what it takes to do so. Artist will sometimes change roles within the company but keeping something familiar or recognizable to fans. On the bottom of page 63, The pop process, this section examines the different places in the division of labor, how it interconnects, and the different type of contributions to the overall product. This section talks about the A&R (The artist and Repertoire) and how Negus suggests that all record companies share a division of labor to the overall music
Morrie fled the conventional values created by the society and the media, by simple choosing not to follow it. He instead created his own culture based on values that the society deems unimportant. His culture is founded on love and good communication, because he believes love and a healthy relationship with the people in your life are the most important things. Morrie valued frugality and he scorned the fact that the media was promoting lavishness, even when the prospect of death was looming Morrie still wanted to just have his friends, and family together and eat. Most people would have wanted to travel to Paris or do something expensive with very important people.
The one thought that comes to everyone's mind always turns out to be incorrect about this specific group. Korean Pop fans in America get so many misconceptions just because they listen to a different type of music with a different language. This is called a misconception, a view or an opinion that is incorrect about a person or a group. Korean Pop also known as K-Pop which is very popular in Korea, but now K-Pop is advancing and taking over the world piece by piece, and where there is an artist there is a fanbase. With the advances of K-Pop more fans are coming out and supporting their idols.
The Beatles, Pop Music and Youth Culture: Were they heroes or capitalists? The decade of 1960s has a great impact on people of all backgrounds because of the ‘affluent society’ (Hecl 6). The 1960s was the time when people started to settle with the war in the economic sense. This result of the post-war socio-economic shifts after the second world war has led to the increasing affluence and new technological inventions in mass production which help cheapen the price of goods thus lower the costs of living (Bennett 9).
Popular culture or pop culture is the entirety of ideas, perspectives, attitudes, images, and other phenomena that are within the mainstream of a given culture, especially Western culture of the early to mid 20th century and the emerging global mainstream of the late 20th and early 21st century. Heavily influenced by mass media, this collection of ideas permeates the everyday lives of the society. The most common pop culture categories are: entertainment, sports, news, politics, fashion/clothes, technology and slang. Popular culture is often viewed as being trivial and "dumbed down" in order to find consensual acceptance throughout the mainstream. As a result, it comes under heavy criticism from various non-mainstream sources which deem it superficial, consumerist, sensationalist, or corrupt.
