San Fernando Valley Symphony Orchestra

Maestro Domine leads this class in a discussion of important trends in American popular music. Given the large volume of material to cover, the class is offered in two sequential 7-week parts. Weekly lectures explore specifically selected examples from the repertoire in a generally chronological format. Topics include Ragtime, Jazz, Rock & Roll, Rap, and other emergently relevant styles.

This is a virtual class via Zoom. PART I DATES 1/10 - 2/21 Tue 1:00 - 2:30pm PART II DATES 3/7 - 4/18

For further information and registration information, see page 26 of: Calabasas Brochure

This course will explore current trends in American Popular Music and the sociological contexts from which they emanate. Centered on the generic musical styles of Rock & Roll, Jazz, Country and Folk music styles, specific artists, musical styles, sub-genres, and societal trends will be examined as they happen. Weekly lectures will explore specifically selected relevant examples from the contemporary online arena.

For further information and registration information, click on Spring 2023 Catalog at: PierceCollege/Encore

This course examines the ways that music can contribute to a healthier lifestyle. Research in the field of Geriatrics and Medicine have found that music can play an important role in treating a variety of ailments associated with aging, dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, and other neurological disorders. This class will explore some of these pathways using listening exercises and musical procedures that can contribute to a healthier, happier lifestyle. Weekly lectures will explore specifically selected topics. Co-taught by James Domine and Dr. Sandra Tinto-Singer.

For further information and registration information, click on Spring 2023 Catalog at: PierceCollege/Encore