<p>Here is a podcast of an introductory lecture on ways we can think about popular music analysis, and the differences between Song, Arrangement and Track.</p>
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Here is a podcast of an introductory lecture on ways we can think about popular music analysis, and the differences between Song, Arrangement and Track. https://paulcarr.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/dv-2015-10-08-095937.mp3

<p>Here is a podcast of an introductory lecture on ways we can think about popular music analysis, and the differences between Song, Arrangement and Track.</p>
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Starting to Think About Music: Song Arrangement and Track

These posts concern my personal thoughts related to popular music based musicology. Please visit my blog for more details - http://paulcarr.org

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