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Lesson August 15, 2019 PRODUCED BY SEYMOUR HAGANS FOR LANE COLLEGE MASS COMMUNICATION DEPT. 

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FEATURING: MUSICOLOGIST ROBERT MITCHELL lll (The Cowboy), Dr. Charles Clark and Ms. Seymour Hagans
 
What are the key characteristics of blues music? This lesson plan uses guest musicologists and the professor of the course to summarize blues music and its history. The student will be introduced to a musical tradition with roots in the nineteenth century, but which is still relevant to making music today. The student can learn about how the lyrics of blues songs reflect the social environment in which they were created, and about the musical techniques that underpin the structures of blues songs. You do not need to play an instrument, to sing or have any prior musical knowledge to be able to complete this lesson. The students will complete a writing research assignment on topics assigned. The class session will be recorded for students to reflect on and each student will have access to the recorded session. The professor will provide feedback from the student’s reflections and further research.
Learning Objectives and outcomes
Upon completion of this lesson, students can:
outline key features of blues music
describe the common structure in blues music
list well-known blues songs and artists
describe the historical context of the blues
explain the nature of typical blues lyrics

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