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presented by Christian Berdahl
First Movement:Music History 450AD-1969
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Messages to Young People 291 The history of the
the Bible is full of
as to the uses andmusic and song.
employed, it is a p
of God, designed t
thoughts to high a
themes, to inspire
elevate the soul.
Music serves a purpose!
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Tower of Babel
Pagan Worship of Baal or the Sun
God before and after flood When people scattered they took
with them pagan sun worship or the
worship of the true Creator God
Pagan worship remains in manyforms and is still practiced today
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Beginning of b
system of mu
notation
Beginning of p
Music was intof worship bo
and christian
Medieval/Midd
450-1450
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Troubadours appeared in 1180
called themselvesminnesingers or sinabout love
performed primarinobility
typically accompanstringed instrumen
sang about chivalry
courtly love
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Renaissance 145
Means Rebirth:
changes in the wa
was created
Composers conce
themselves with tareas of music: sa
secular and instru
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All similar in nature
shared: smooth, g
rhythms and melo
balanced phrases
Renaissance 145
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Baroque 1600-1750
Means Bizarre Musicians embraced
idea that music could
move the listener in a
real and physical way
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Vivaldi
The Four Se
1725
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Handel
Handels Messiah
1741
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1640 in America
The Bay Psalm Bo
printed.
The first hymn bo
British Colonial Am
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Classical 1750-1800
Piano was the primary
instrument used by
composers
Music began to be seen
as an innocent luxury
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Francis Hopkinson
One of the first "America
composers
Was a signer of the Decla
IndependenceHelped design the Americ
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Francis Hopkinson 1759 wrote "My Days Ha
So Wonderous Free" It was included in a colle
songs dedicated to his cl
friend, George Washingto
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Beethoven
Produces his third
symphony, Eroica
This piece marks the
beginning of the Romantic
Period
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Romantic 1800
Characterizeusing music
story or expideas
Some big shhappening:
was seen inidealized wabefore
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Charles Darwin
This began to really
change the thinking
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Slaves from Africa were sold
merchants in North America
They brought with them from
their ritualistic religious prac
known as voodoo, heavily wr
around tribal drums
1800s in America
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Latin America
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Native America
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Scotland
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Russia
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Japan
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India
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Africa
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1800 i A i
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The drums were not accepted
protestants and the slaves wforbidden to use them
1800s in America
C S
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Congo Square In 1817, in the h
New Orleans, th
became the gath
place for slaves
It was here that
African music unan interesting
metamorphosis
J h H St l
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John H. SteeleThe follower of Voo
seeks to incorporat
(lesser god) into him
writhing and leapin
a dance, while drum
out complex rhythm
World of the Unexpl
J h H St l
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When just the right
found for an individ
the dancer takes it
the LOA enters his s
religion is strictly D
(sensual)..."
World of the Unexpl
John H. Steele
Mi h l V t
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Michael VentureTo tribal peoples, re
worship is seen as a
celebration. This is
rhythm/beat in thei
music is so accentu
goal of African relig
experience with the
the crossroads of t
and the spiritual wo
Hear That Long Snake Moanby
Richard Hodges
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Richard Hodges
Each percussive or vocal
part has a slightly different
rhythm, which coincides
with and sometimes
crosses the other rhythms,
or the guiding pulse, atstrategic moments.
Richard Hodges
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The drummers often
shuffle their feet or sway
their bodies in dance like
motions to assist them in
maintaining contact with
the main beat, especially
when the rhythm is
syncopated.
Richard Hodges
Richard Hodges
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During these rituals that
still take place in the Congo
and Yorubaland, the
intricate layers of the
multiple rhythmic
drumming are consideredthe primary source of
occult power.
Richard Hodges
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Actua
VoodoSampl
from o
to mode
A V d P i
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A Voodoo Priestess
from Brazil...
The rhythm is moreimportant than the
meaning of the words...
Our Gods respond to the
rhythm among all else.
African Rhythm and Sensuality
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Psychology Today
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Psychology Today
artfully used to heigh
sexual tensiondrummay produce these p
effects by actually dr
brains electrical rhy
Psychology Today, Dec 1985, p 54
Mi h l V t
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Michael VentureIn the tribal ceremonies,
there was no audience;
everyone became a
participant, but in Congo
Square, African music
was put into a Westernform of presentation.
Hear That Long Snake Moanby Michael Venture, p 38
Mi h l V t
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Michael Venture
Now, the religious African
element, still present,
became a secret within
the music rather than the
object of the music.
Hear That Long Snake Moanby Michael Venture, p 38
Michael Vent re
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Michael Venture
Because the visible
elements of ritualworship were now
hidden, a much wider
audience could accept
African music.
Hear That Long Snake Moanby Michael Venture, p 38
In the 1840s
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In the 1840 s
A lot of Africans started turn
Christ and were allowed to h
own churches
Some turned away from drum
completely, others incorpora
into their new faith
In the 1840s
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Eventually bringing about the
movement Congregants still sought for p
only now it was called the
In the 1840 s They would sing the same hym
the caucasians but with shou
beating out counter rhythms
tambourines, gourds and logs
Ho
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Moody
&Sankey
Amazing Grace
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Thomas Edison invensound recording in 18
20th Century
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20th Century
1900-2000
Artists started usingtechnology to enhance
their compositions
Modern popular music
was just coming to life,
especially in America
Aleister Crowle
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Aleister Crowle Founded the re
philosophy of Th
Wrote the BooLaw
States, Do WhWilt Shall Be th
of the Law.
Aleister Crowley
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Aleister Crowley
Included in his book
Ideas from the occult,
Yoga, East & Western
mysticism especially
Kabala
Aleister Crowley
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y
Expressed views aboutsex that were radical
Stated he, "was in revolt
against the moral and
religious values of his
time"
Included in his book
Aleister Crow
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Father of mo
Satanism
He was deno
by the popula
of his day as
wickedest mworld
Aleister Crow
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He desired to
music to brin
new age
Desired to us
army of yout
indoctrinate What Thou W
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Crowley taugh
one could bec
genius in mus
through pract
Satanism.
Robert Johns
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Often considefirst bluesmachain ultimatleading to Ro
Experienced wCrowley said
Many of his srefer to his pedeal he madeDevil
Johnson wrote.
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Everyone knows y
a deal with the dev
the crossroad
He literally sold h
to the devil for su
Friends and colleshared that for th
balance of his life
a tormented sou
The Blues mu
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came out of C
Square glorifi
drinking
womanizing
gambling
Ministers and
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Ministers and
warned their
congregants n
listen to it
Many heeded
warning: even
bluesman werconvinced
Legendary bl
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Legendary bl
Gary Davis re
play the blues
was ordained
reverend The blues was
upon as the dmusic
Robert Johnson
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Robert Johnson
This sound, my music,did something to women
that caused them to do
stuff I didnt even
understand, but I liked
it.
He said, referring to the blues:
20th Century
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yThe amorphous black fo
of the South was shaping
some of the great musicthe 20th century; blues a
Lively tin-pan alley tradit
white pop was developed
Berlin
American popular mus
to spread abroad
In 1947 Crowley Dies
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y
But his Satanism lives o
becomes immortalized.
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1950s
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1950 s
Alan Freed
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Used the te
"Rock n Roto describe
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Little Richard
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My true belief abo
Rock n Roll, is thi
The Life and Times of Little Richard by
I believe this kin
music is demon
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In a VH1 Rockumentary
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they said...
It was through the
innocent looks of Bill
Haley that rock music
was able to slip through
the parental radar like atrojan horse.
Rock was
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Rock was
popular wit
teens want
break out o
conservativ
American m
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Dec
Dan
Imm
Obs
Memphis BeatThe author talks of a part of
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p
Memphis that was involved in
immorality, Mill Street. This is
where the houses of prostitution,
the taverns and the gambling
places were. He states that there
was always a certain type of
music at Mill St. This is what he
says
Memphis Beat
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The forbidden pleasures of
Mill St. always, always camewrapped in the pulsing
rhythms of the blues.
Memphis Beat, Larry Nager
BB King
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The women reacttheir bodies, flowin
rhythm coming ou
guitar.Bluesman
Elvis Presley
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Became the leading
figure of the new loved
sound of rock n roll
His suggestive stage
antics made him
enormously popularand controversial
Elvis Presley He brought together
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He brought together
country, pop and R&B
in a way that had notbeen done before
At Elvis live shows the
influence on the
audience became
increasingly fevered...
Reports stated Hed
Elvis Presley
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Reports stated, Hed
start out, You aint
nothing but a HoundDog, theyd go to pieces.
Theyd always react the
same way. Thered be ariot every time."
More than anyone else
Elvis Presley
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More than anyone else,
Elvis gave the young a
belief in themselves as adistinct and somehow
unified generation
the first in America ever to
feel the power of anintegrated youth culture.
The 1960s
Th t f th
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The movement away from th
conservative state of Americ
continued
Drugs became a major part o
suburban life for the very firs
The drug experience coupled
new political awareness help
an underground youth movem
The 1960s Youth now turned their thoug
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Youth now turned their thoug
away from Jesus and opened
themselves up to other easte
spiritualistic ideas Others opened up towards ne
ideas like astrology and ESP And ultimately Satanism was
rise
Was also thought of as
Aleister Crowley
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Was also thought of as
the father of the hippie
counterculture movement He was considered the
unsung hero of the
1960s
He was deep intoShamanism
He taught that his
Aleister Crowley
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He taught that his
satanic doctrine, Do
What Thou Wilt, shouldbe cloaked under the
lie of love.
And believed the youth
would fall for it.
One of the mo
successful act
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successful act
emerged as th
Beatlemania They quickly t
though and ca
perceived as t
embodiment o
progressive id
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Do What Thou Wilt
W ll d id h W ll d
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Well decide what
goes on
What we do
What we smoke
What we listen to
Well d
we dress
How w
How we
Where w
Do Your Own Thing
Srgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club B
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Included among
was Aleistar Cro
Most believe tha
Pepper is a refer
Crowley
Was a collage o
best-loved heroe
The book, The BeaTheir Generation,c
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Their Generation, c
"Christianity will gwill shrink and vanwill be proved righjust wait. We are mpowerful now than
ever was."San Francisco Chroni
Their Press Secretary
Derek Taylor said:
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The Beatles are
completely anti-christ. Imean I am anti-christ
as well, but they are so
anti-christ they shock
me, which is not aneasy thing.
It was throu
influence of
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influence of
Beatles that
of youth aroworld were a
over night tu
away from C
and to the g
the east.
In the late 6
early 70s, gu
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early 70s, gu
Maharishi M
Yogi, achieveas the guru t
Beatles. He
with them agiven time d
their concert
indoctrinate
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It was report
millions of pbegan to stu
teachings of
Maharishi.
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Now we have yoga on every corner, ther
never anything like this until they came
Yoga is actually a word that means to
and speaks of yoking with pagan god
Before the Beatles, Indian spirituality wa
an everyday part of our western cultu
Through the hippies following the Bea
yoga and meditation became a new f
Lennon shared of his experie
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I felt like a hollow
filled with many spone passing throug
each inhabiting me
little time and then
to be replaced by a
Peopl
Lennon shared of his experie
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Talking on the writ
songs:"I Dont know
{expletive} wrote it-
sitting and the who
{expletive} song co
Last Lennon Tap
Lennon shared of his experie
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He later shared:
Ray Coleman, L
Ive sold my sou
devil.
Lennon shared of his experie
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In another intervie
in his life, LennonThe whole Beatle
was to do what yo
right?... DO WHAT
WILTST
The
Timothy Leary a Harvard Professor
and Crowley follower, Referred to the
f
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Beatles as the four evangelists and
stated that rock music was as much a,
de-conditioner as psychedelic drugs.
It is designed to blow your mind and
suspend your conditioned reflexes.
Listening to a Beatles album is anhour of de-conditioning
Timothy Leary, Co
Something else Leary said that
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Something else Leary said that
was very interesting:
Timothy Leary, Co
Dont listen to the words, it is
the music that has its own
message.
The Rolling S
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While with the
the satanic ideowere more hid
within the mus
Stones stand w
as difficult to fig
The Rolling Stones
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Sympathy for the Devil
Lyrics
Please allow me to
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Please allow me to
introduce myself I'm a man
of wealth and taste
I've been around for a long,
long year
Stole many a man's souland faith
Lyrics
And I was round
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And I was round
When Jesus Christ
Had his moment of
Doubt and pain
Made damn sure that
PilateWashed his hands
And sealed his fate
Lyrics
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Pleased to meet you
Hope you guess my name
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