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The Fox is a historic theater in Oakland, California that has been fully restored after 40 years of being closed and in disrepair. It is now operated by Another Planet Entertainment and is their flagship venue. The Fox originally opened in 1928 but went through periods of closure, near demolition, and an arson fire before being purchased by the city in 1996 and undergoing a $75 million restoration that was completed in 2009. It aims to establish itself as a destination venue known for its concerts and atmosphere like other famous music venues.
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Discuss the emergence and impact of various forms of popular music,
including folk, jazz, blues, gospel, rock and roll, hip-hop, sound tracks.
• Folk Songs
• The Spiritual and Gospel Music
• Ragtime
• Jazz
• Blues
• Popular Songs
• Hip-Hop and Rap
• What We Listen to Today
1
Discussion Points:
• One way of thinking of music is that it is the shape
given to sound. At different points in history, a
number of concepts have challenged this idea.
• The Greeks invented the Aeolian Harp and we have
wind chimes. Characters in Shakespeare’s plays
speak of the silent “music of the spheres” or the
harmonious vibrations of the planets. Avant-garde
composers have challenged the assumptions we
have of what is music and what is not.
• At what point does sound (or silence) cease to be
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1
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The document compares how audiences consumed music in the 1970s and 2000s. In the 1970s, people listened to music on the radio, tapes, and vinyl records, and attended live concerts. Disco and the Bee Gees were popular. Punk rock also emerged. By the 2000s, people used software like Spotify and iTunes and watched music on YouTube. Hip hop dominated the popular music scene, with artists like Eminem and Black Eyed Peas. New artists were found through talent scouts and shows rather than A&R people seeing them perform live.
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The Music Industry, Technology and Synergy
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- 1. The Fox Oakland California
- 2. The Fox The Fox is a Phoenix of the theater world, despite its severe state of disrepair and 40 dark years it has been fully restored and is now the flagship venue for Another Planet Entertainment. Another planet also uses the Greek Theatre, The Independent, Paramount Theatre, Oracle Arena and other Bay Area venues. They also produces both the Outside Lands Music & Arts Festival and Treasure Island Music Festival.
- 3. Time line: Original opening: 1928-1966 Bought by the DeLucchi’s in 1963 for $340K their favorite movie spot in the 1930’s 1973 Survived an arson fire 1975 almost became a parking lot 1978 became an historic landmark (also know as the world largest urinal)
- 4. Time line: bought by City of Oakland in 1996 for $3 million Phil Tagami who’s parents had their first date at The Fox lead the $75 million renovation The doors reopened in 2009
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- 6. Target: Patrons 18-35 Alternative music lovers, indie rock, May attend: SXSW, Outside lands, Hardly Strictly Blue Grass, Lollapalooza and Coachella Identifies with the concept of the Phoenix, undergoing their own coming of self experience Music carries meaning, specific bands and songs correlate to moments and events in their personal life.
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