By drawing upon several important popular music genres (.e.g. rock ‘n’ roll, folk, blues, jazz, R&B, etc.), scenes, and technological developments, this three term course will trace the growing musical and social significance of popular music in Britain throughout the post-WWII era. It will also consider the British music industry via discussions on major labels such as EMI, Decca, etc., independents such as Island and Topic, together with the importance of the media (print, radio, TV, film), and include local and national case studies surrounding youth cultures, fashions, venues and scenes. Plenty of musical and audio-visual examples included and field trips in the third term.
Unless otherwise stated, standard class times are as follows:
Morning: 10:00 - 12:00
Midday: 12:15 - 14:15
Afternoon: 14:30 - 16:30
It is currently not possible to book or make payments via this website. To do this you will need to contact the office (0151 645 0066). We will help you with any details you require, and advise the availability of places on the courses or events. Most courses cost £54 per ten-week term, but there are some exceptions.
You will need to come in to the office to complete enrolment forms and pay by card, cash or cheque (made payable to Wirral 3Ls).
We recommend you enquire as early as possible as places fill up very quickly. (Don't wait until term starts!)
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