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Amy Herzog wrote a new post, Meet in Louis Armstrong Archive, on the site Music Industry F16 Group 2 2 years, 9 months ago
Just a reminder: This Thursday (9/29) our class will be meeting at the Louis Armstrong Archives on campus, in Rosenthal Library (the archives are to the left side of the rotunda, before you enter the glass […]
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Amy Herzog wrote a new post, Meet at Louis Armstrong Archive, on the site Music Industry F16 Group 1 2 years, 9 months ago
Just a reminder: This Thursday (9/29) our class will be meeting at the Louis Armstrong Archives on campus, in Rosenthal Library (the archives are to the left side of the rotunda, before you enter the glass […]
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Amy Herzog wrote a new post, Welcome to Discussion Group 2!, on the site Music Industry F16 Group 2 2 years, 11 months ago
After you have signed up for an account through Qwriting, enter your information in the box on the right. Our password is printed on the syllabus. After joining and logging on, you will be able to create posts on […]
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I found the documentary “Paris is Burning” engaging through the enjoyment of the individuals in which they embrace themselves as drags. I didn’t understand was the dance vogue. The reason vogue isn’t representing until I watched the scene where the dancers were using the dance. The dance Vogue inspired the song “vogue” from Madonna. The directors helped me understand by realizing that music represents expression. When it comes to the documentary, the music from the 70’s and 80’s really represent the individuals of the gay community.
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Amy Herzog commented on the page, on the site QC Voices 4 years, 2 months ago
Ending the Chartwells monopoly is clearly the first step. Let’s open our campus to independent foodtrucks! It is demoralizing to work in one of the most ethnically diverse places in the world and have no access to the wealth of food available in other locations in Flushing.
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Amy Herzog commented on the page, on the site Music Industry Group 3 F14 4 years, 7 months ago
Just wrote a long comment that disappeared! I was taken aback to see field notes that included the coffee shop I go to almost every day 🙂 Your observations are spot on and beautifully written. As this evolves into a paper, I’d like to see you weave in more direct thoughts about the role music plays in the scene. I’ll also look for a solid set of…[Read more]
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Amy Herzog commented on the page, on the site Music Industry Group 3 F14 4 years, 7 months ago
One other thought, Samanta– you might want to spend some time explaining the specificity of hipster culture in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Are hipsters here different from in other communities (within or beyond NY)? What brings them to Greenpoint, what is the appeal of the neighborhood versus others?
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Amy Herzog wrote a new post, First assignment, and discussion sites, on the site Music Industry Seminar 4 years, 9 months ago
Hello all,
Reminder: we will be meeting at the Louis Armstrong Archives tomorrow at 1:40 for class. The Archives are in the library, to the left of the main entrance.
I’m sorry it has taken so long to […]
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Amy Herzog wrote a new post, Welcome, on the site Music Industry Group 3 F14 4 years, 9 months ago
Welcome to Discussion Group #3. Please add yourself as an author using the box at the right. The password can be found on our syllabus.
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Amy Herzog wrote a new post, Welcome, on the site Music Industry Group 1 F14 4 years, 9 months ago
Welcome to Discussion Group #1. Please add yourself as an author using the box at the right. The password can be found on our syllabus.
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Amy Herzog wrote a new post, Welcome, on the site Music Industry Group 2 F14 4 years, 9 months ago
Welcome to Discussion Group #2. Please add yourself as an author using the box at the right. The password can be found on our syllabus.
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Amy Herzog wrote a new post, Welcome to the Music Industry Seminar!, on the site Music Industry Seminar 4 years, 10 months ago
Updated discussion blogs to be linked very soon. In the meantime, all readings can be accessed via Blackboard. Looking forward to the semester, and please let me know if you have any questions.
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Amy Herzog wrote a new post, Extension on Proposals–now due 4/8, on the site Music Industry Group 3 5 years, 3 months ago
Hi everyone,
I’m writing first with an apology, and second with news I’m hoping you’ll be glad to hear.
After leaving class Tuesday I felt very sick– I was just diagnosed with step throat and the past two […]
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Amy Herzog wrote a new post, Extension on Propsals– now due 4/8, on the site Music Industry Group 2 5 years, 3 months ago
Hi everyone,
I’m writing first with an apology, and second with news I’m hoping you’ll be glad to hear.
After leaving class Tuesday I felt very sick– I was just diagnosed with step throat and the past two […]
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Amy Herzog wrote a new post, Extension on Proposals– new deadline 4/8, on the site Music Industry Group 1 5 years, 3 months ago
Hi everyone,
I’m writing first with an apology, and second with news I’m hoping you’ll be glad to hear.
After leaving class Tuesday I felt very sick– I was just diagnosed with step throat and the past two […]
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Amy Herzog commented on the post, Daniella Posy Blog 3 – Hip Hop and Sampling, on the site Music Industry Group 2 5 years, 4 months ago
I can’t wait to talk about this in class!!
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Amy Herzog commented on the post, Cover Song Analyses – We Can Work It Out, on the site Music Industry Group 3 5 years, 4 months ago
So glad you were able to see him speak directly about his inspiration for this. It’s a wonderful counterpoint to Coyle’s essay. And doubly interesting, given The Beatles interest in American R&B, that Wonder […]
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Amy Herzog commented on the post, Cover Song Analysis – Hurt, on the site Music Industry Group 3 5 years, 4 months ago
Great example, Matt– the first analysis I’ve seen that frames a cover according to a generation gap. It’s very convincing.
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Amy Herzog commented on the post, Cover Analysis: CHOCOLATE, on the site Music Industry Group 3 5 years, 4 months ago
Krystal, this is a really strong rhetorical move– to challenge the very premise of what a cover is through a case study of an artist covering himself (particularly resonant with Coyle, as you note, because of the […]
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Amy Herzog commented on the post, Cover Song Analysis “Tainted Love”, on the site Music Industry Group 3 5 years, 4 months ago
Great example of a cover of a cover! And I think you make a great case for the implications of switching genders in the Pussy Cat Dolls’ version. A few points I’d add about Soft Cells’, though– first, the full […]
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Amy Herzog commented on the post, Cover song: Khan vs. Kanye, on the site Music Industry Group 3 5 years, 4 months ago
This is such a rich example! In some cases, I think sampled songs might not relate to their source material in the same way that covers do. But here, you make a very strong case for West’s rendition being a cover […]
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