Music · JC 2 · Jazz and Popular Music as Social Movements · 3.º Período
Globalisation and Music
Analyse the impact of globalisation on various musical traditions and contemporary practices.
MOE Syllabus OutcomesSEAB H1 Music LO3: Evaluate the significance of musical traditions in contemporary societySEAB H1 Music LO4: Articulate informed responses to music from local and global cultures
About This Topic
Analyse the impact of globalisation on various musical traditions and contemporary practices.
Key Questions
- How does the dominance of Western pop music impact local musical traditions?
- What are the characteristics of a successful musical hybrid?
- Is the globalization of music a form of cultural imperialism or cultural exchange?
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