A JOURNEY THROUGH 20th Century MUSIC
englishpresentation
INDEX
01
INTRODUCION
02
MUSIC IN THE 20TH CENTURY
05
CONCLUSION
03
THE ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE (70s)
04
THE EVOLUTION OF MUSIC TECHNOLOLY
LOREM IPSUM DOLOR SIT
THE ART OF MUSIC
Music is everywhere in our lives. It's in parties with friends, the radio on the way to work or school, the soundtrack of our favourite film or just the moments were we want to be alone and enjoy our favourite artists. Music can make us laugh, cry, dance or just relax. More than entertainement, it is companionship, a refuge and inspiration! So let’s see how music evolved and shaped our culture!
MUSIC IN THE 20TH CENTURY
Music in the 20th century was full of changes. New sounds, new styles, and new ideas appeared everywhere (different from the late 19th century and early 20th century music). Let´s explore these changes and how they shaped the music we listen to today.
+INFO
MUSIC IN THE 20TH CENTURY
Let's listen to some of the 20th century biggest stars:
Elvis Presley
Michael Jackson
The Beatles
- Jailhouse Rock ('68 Comeback Special).
- Smooth Criminal (Official Video).
- Hey Jude (Official Music Video) [Remastered 2015]
"The Dark Side of the Moon"(1973)
"Like a Prayer"(1989)
"The Thriller"(1982)
Madonna
Pink Floyd
Michael Jackson
The Rolling Stone Magazine
Rolling Stone is a famous American magazine created in 1967. It focuses on music, pop culture, and entertainment, and is known for its interviews, reviews, and lists of the greatest artists of all time.
THE EVOLUTION OF MUSIC TECHNOLOLY
- Vinyl Records: Introduced in 1948, could hold a full album, offered better sound and longer play time than older discs.
- Cassette Tapes: Invented in 1963, small and portable, allowed people to record music and create their own mixtapes.
- Compact Discs (CDs): Released in 1982, digital format with clearer sound, no noise, and space for a full album on one disc.
THE EVOLUTION OF MUSIC TECHNOLOLY
- DVDs: Introduced in the 1990s, stored more data than CDs and were used for concerts, music videos, and high-quality audio.
- Digital Files & Internet: In the 1990s, MP3 made music easy to share online, changing how people downloaded and listened to songs.
- Digital Production: In the late 20th century, computers and digital tools made recording, editing, and producing music easier and more accessible.
Conclusion
In conclusion, we saw the rise of new styles of music through the 20th century that revolutionized the music industry. We also explored some of the music that was made in that period, the "Rolling Stone Magazine", as well as the technology used to listening to it.
THANK YOU!
Beatriz, Luciana, Tiago A.12 B.
Rock and Roll
Jazz
Pop
A genre of popular music made by catchy melodies and verse-chorus structures.The Beatles were among the first big stars to bring pop music life (also gained popularity in the 50s).
A type of music of black American origin characterized by improvisation. Louis Armstrong was one of the first famous artists that gave jazz worldwide recognition (became popular in the 20s).
A style of popular music that developed from a mix of rhythm and blues, country, and other earlier music styles. Elvis Presley was one of the first big stars that helped it gain popularity. (began in the late 40s and early 50s.)
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A JOURNEY THROUGH 20th Century MUSIC
englishpresentation
INDEX
01
INTRODUCION
02
MUSIC IN THE 20TH CENTURY
05
CONCLUSION
03
THE ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE (70s)
04
THE EVOLUTION OF MUSIC TECHNOLOLY
LOREM IPSUM DOLOR SIT
THE ART OF MUSIC
Music is everywhere in our lives. It's in parties with friends, the radio on the way to work or school, the soundtrack of our favourite film or just the moments were we want to be alone and enjoy our favourite artists. Music can make us laugh, cry, dance or just relax. More than entertainement, it is companionship, a refuge and inspiration! So let’s see how music evolved and shaped our culture!
MUSIC IN THE 20TH CENTURY
Music in the 20th century was full of changes. New sounds, new styles, and new ideas appeared everywhere (different from the late 19th century and early 20th century music). Let´s explore these changes and how they shaped the music we listen to today.
+INFO
MUSIC IN THE 20TH CENTURY
Let's listen to some of the 20th century biggest stars:
Elvis Presley
Michael Jackson
The Beatles
- Jailhouse Rock ('68 Comeback Special).
- Smooth Criminal (Official Video).
- Hey Jude (Official Music Video) [Remastered 2015]
"The Dark Side of the Moon"(1973)
"Like a Prayer"(1989)
"The Thriller"(1982)
Madonna
Pink Floyd
Michael Jackson
The Rolling Stone Magazine
Rolling Stone is a famous American magazine created in 1967. It focuses on music, pop culture, and entertainment, and is known for its interviews, reviews, and lists of the greatest artists of all time.
THE EVOLUTION OF MUSIC TECHNOLOLY
THE EVOLUTION OF MUSIC TECHNOLOLY
Conclusion
In conclusion, we saw the rise of new styles of music through the 20th century that revolutionized the music industry. We also explored some of the music that was made in that period, the "Rolling Stone Magazine", as well as the technology used to listening to it.
THANK YOU!
Beatriz, Luciana, Tiago A.12 B.
Rock and Roll
Jazz
Pop
A genre of popular music made by catchy melodies and verse-chorus structures.The Beatles were among the first big stars to bring pop music life (also gained popularity in the 50s).
A type of music of black American origin characterized by improvisation. Louis Armstrong was one of the first famous artists that gave jazz worldwide recognition (became popular in the 20s).
A style of popular music that developed from a mix of rhythm and blues, country, and other earlier music styles. Elvis Presley was one of the first big stars that helped it gain popularity. (began in the late 40s and early 50s.)