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1. Protest Songs (Grade 8)
Grade 8 Music Module 1
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on 15 April 2016Transcript of 1. Protest Songs (Grade 8)
The Art of the 1970's Protest Song
What is this Protesting?
Southern Man - Neil Young, 1970
Drug Abuse
The Needle and the Damage Done
- Neil Young, [1972]
The Environment
Big Yellow Taxi - Joni Mitchell [1970]
Vietnam War: 1965-1975
In Your Listening Journal....
1. In what ways can rock musicians influence society?
Anti-War
Imagine -
John Lennon [1971]
War - Edwin Starr [1970]
Which do you think is more effective?
Why?
Write your own verse to this song with an environmental message for today...
A Tribute to Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin
(Although Young has not been involved with drugs, his earlier band Buffalo Springfield broke up because of drug issues.)
2. What song have you heard that is an effective protest song? What does it protest? What makes it effective?
3. If you were going to write a protest song, what topic would you pick to write about?
- What songs from the 70s and 80s are you familiar with? (3 or 4 song titles)
- What words best describe the music of the 70s and 80s? (3 or 4 adjectives or phrases)
- What similarities do you think there are between this music and the music of the present day?
-List 2 or 3 things you hope to learn in this module.
As we continue through this module, you will see dates that appear in brackets, eg. [1970].
Record the date and the event that it is linked to in a separate page of your listening journal. At the end of our unit, we will be constructing a timeline of significant events in the evolution of music through the seventies and eighties.
Before we begin...
Musicians whose careers were cut short due to drug abuse...
Full transcriptWhat is this Protesting?
Southern Man - Neil Young, 1970
Drug Abuse
The Needle and the Damage Done
- Neil Young, [1972]
The Environment
Big Yellow Taxi - Joni Mitchell [1970]
Vietnam War: 1965-1975
In Your Listening Journal....
1. In what ways can rock musicians influence society?
Anti-War
Imagine -
John Lennon [1971]
War - Edwin Starr [1970]
Which do you think is more effective?
Why?
Write your own verse to this song with an environmental message for today...
A Tribute to Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin
(Although Young has not been involved with drugs, his earlier band Buffalo Springfield broke up because of drug issues.)
2. What song have you heard that is an effective protest song? What does it protest? What makes it effective?
3. If you were going to write a protest song, what topic would you pick to write about?
- What songs from the 70s and 80s are you familiar with? (3 or 4 song titles)
- What words best describe the music of the 70s and 80s? (3 or 4 adjectives or phrases)
- What similarities do you think there are between this music and the music of the present day?
-List 2 or 3 things you hope to learn in this module.
As we continue through this module, you will see dates that appear in brackets, eg. [1970].
Record the date and the event that it is linked to in a separate page of your listening journal. At the end of our unit, we will be constructing a timeline of significant events in the evolution of music through the seventies and eighties.
Before we begin...
Musicians whose careers were cut short due to drug abuse...