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14:57 Andrew Briggs: Elements of Music Part I: Texture… Andrew Briggs: Elements of Music Part I: Texture & Timbre	Andrew Briggs: Elements of Music Part I: Texture & Timbre Dr. Andrew Briggs: Music Appreciation Lecture. See Part II here- https://edutube.hccs.edu/media/Andrew+BriggsA+Elements+of+MusicA+Texture+%26+Timbre+Part+II/1_w7eq12... music timbre elements of music music appreciation texture music texture voice color instruments concert report musi 1306 musi 1310 voice sing singing sound guitar bit timber song things lot trombone color drums beatles taylor trumpet tone symphony harmony album From Andrew Briggs on 09/6/2018 0 likes 0
04:00 "Pop's Got a Brand New Bag: Taylor… "Pop's Got a Brand New Bag: Taylor Swift, Katy Perry, and the Construction of the Emotional Beef in the Teenage Market Share": Professor Brandon Hernsberger's Lecture (English/Pop Culture)	"Pop's Got a Brand New Bag: Taylor Swift, Katy Perry, and the Construction of the Emotional Beef in the Teenage Market Share": Professor Brandon Hernsberger's Lecture (English/Pop Culture) Not since the late 1980s has there been a clearer rift in the fandom of teenage girls as they pick a side in their pop music consumerism. You were either a Tiffany girl or a Debbie Gibson girl back… pop culture english 2342 pop songs market song singers thing art perry katy stars americans existence rest heart boy metaphor audience form taylor youth From Brandon Hernsberger on 05/13/2014 0 likes 0

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Andrew Briggs: Elements of Music Part I: Texture…

Andrew Briggs: Elements of Music Part I: Texture & Timbre

Dr. Andrew Briggs: Music Appreciation Lecture. See Part II here- https://edutube.hccs.edu/media/Andrew+BriggsA+Elements+of+MusicA+Texture+%26+Timbre+Part+II/1_w7eq12...

From Andrew Briggs on 09/6/2018 0 likes 0

04:00

"Pop's Got a Brand New Bag: Taylor…

"Pop's Got a Brand New Bag: Taylor Swift, Katy Perry, and the Construction of the Emotional Beef in the Teenage Market Share": Professor Brandon Hernsberger's Lecture (English/Pop Culture)

Not since the late 1980s has there been a clearer rift in the fandom of teenage girls as they pick a side in their pop music consumerism. You were either a Tiffany girl or a Debbie Gibson girl back…

From Brandon Hernsberger on 05/13/2014 0 likes 0