The development of popular music and culture

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The development of popular music and culture - Evaluate the development and impact of Jazz music; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7atwjmPcxng - Evaluate the impact of the radio and gramophone; - Describe the dancing and the speakeasy culture

What do twerking and the Charleston have in common? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-magazine-monitor-30051234

Music, radio and dancing Use page 36 of the white book & the PDF handout – “Music, radio, dancing” to complete the following: Make notes on the impact of Radio & Gramophone – highlight key words and statistics. Make notes on the growing popularity of jazz music and new dances like the Charleston. Explain why some people opposed playing jazz music and the new dance crazes like the Charleston.

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