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[Course Number] MUS 27R [Rating] Perfectly aligned [Learning Outcomes] 
A. Achieve a broader awareness of the relationship of rock and popular music to the traditional oral folk music and written classical music traditions. B. Demonstrate an ability to identify individual rock genres such as: post WWII ballads, rhythm and blues, country music, the Beatles, British blues, 60’s rock, heavy metal, Art rock of the 70’s. Punk and new wave, electronics, rap, reggae, world music, fusion, etc. C. Find relationships between the music and simultaneous historical, social and economic factors of each era. D. Describe technological advances (e.g. multi-track recording, digital synthesis, MIDI, etc.) and the effect of these advances, pertaining to Rock music. E. Identify the names and contribution of prominent Rock artists from each era. F. Comprehend the business aspects (e.g. royalties, mechanicals, production, marketing, etc.) of this music. G. Understand the profound impact this music has had throughout the United States as well as the rest of the World. H. Identify major racial, political, socio-cultural and technological events and forces that have shaped this unique expression throughout the history of the United States.
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