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Progressive/art rock
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Rolling Stones magazine:
Greatest album of all time (2003)

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I remember vividly Sergeant Pepper coming
out—there was this incredible buzz of sheer
disbelief. Wherever you went people would
be playing it. Suddenly, with this astonishing
music anything seemed possible.
David Jackson (Van der Graaf Generator)

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*The+ ‘progressive rock era’ can be
delineated, emerging around 1967–
1969, peaking in terms of commercial
and aesthetic success from 1972 to
1974, and disappearing altogether (or
at least returning to the musical
underground) between 1977 and
1980
-- Anderton, 2010: 418

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The Big 6:
Yes, Genesis, Emerson Lake and Palmer (ELP), Jethro Tull, King Crimson and Pink Floyd

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1. Quote a classical excerpt in the midst of a
song (simplistic)
2. Use a classical melody as the basis of a rock
song (simplistic, no stylistic blending)
3. Create a series of rock songs conceived as
units in a larger form (suites; thematic unity
desirable)
4. Adopt a full classical work to a rock-style
performance (classical work transformed by
rock instrumentation)
5. Create a work for rock group and classical
ensemble (rock group partners with
orchestra; blend of both forms)
6. Using the musical language of rock, create
an extended work modeled after a classical
form (difficult to achieve; thematic
development and structure; classical music
in the language of rock)

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1. Quote a classical excerpt in the midst of a
song (simplistic)
2. Use a classical melody as the basis of a rock
song (simplistic, no stylistic blending)
3. Create a series of rock songs conceived as
units in a larger form (suites; thematic unity
desirable)
4. Adopt a full classical work to a rock-style
performance (classical work transformed by
rock instrumentation)
5. Create a work for rock group and classical
ensemble (rock group partners with
orchestra; blend of both forms)
6. Using the musical language of rock, create
an extended work modeled after a classical
form (difficult to achieve; thematic
development and structure; classical music
in the language of rock)

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1. Quote a classical excerpt in the midst of a
song (simplistic)
2. Use a classical melody as the basis of a rock
song (simplistic, no stylistic blending)
3. Create a series of rock songs conceived as
units in a larger form (suites; thematic unity
desirable)
4. Adopt a full classical work to a rock-style
performance (classical work transformed by
rock instrumentation)
5. Create a work for rock group and classical
ensemble (rock group partners with
orchestra; blend of both forms)
6. Using the musical language of rock, create
an extended work modeled after a classical
form (difficult to achieve; thematic
development and structure; classical music
in the language of rock)

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1. Quote a classical excerpt in the midst of a
song (simplistic)
2. Use a classical melody as the basis of a rock
song (simplistic, no stylistic blending)
3. Create a series of rock songs conceived as
units in a larger form (suites; thematic unity
desirable)
4. Adopt a full classical work to a rock-style
performance (classical work transformed by
rock instrumentation)
5. Create a work for rock group and classical
ensemble (rock group partners with
orchestra; blend of both forms)
6. Using the musical language of rock, create
an extended work modeled after a classical
form (difficult to achieve; thematic
development and structure; classical music
in the language of rock)

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1. Quote a classical excerpt in the midst of a
song (simplistic)
2. Use a classical melody as the basis of a rock
song (simplistic, no stylistic blending)
3. Create a series of rock songs conceived as
units in a larger form (suites; thematic unity
desirable)
4. Adopt a full classical work to a rock-style
performance (classical work transformed by
rock instrumentation)
5. Create a work for rock group and classical
ensemble (rock group partners with
orchestra; blend of both forms)
6. Using the musical language of rock, create
an extended work modeled after a classical
form (difficult to achieve; thematic
development and structure; classical music
in the language of rock)

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1. Quote a classical excerpt in the midst of a
song (simplistic)
2. Use a classical melody as the basis of a rock
song (simplistic, no stylistic blending)
3. Create a series of rock songs conceived as
units in a larger form (suites; thematic unity
desirable)
4. Adopt a full classical work to a rock-style
performance (classical work transformed by
rock instrumentation)
5. Create a work for rock group and classical
ensemble (rock group partners with
orchestra; blend of both forms)
6. Using the musical language of rock, create
an extended work modeled after a classical
form (difficult to achieve; thematic
development and structure; classical music
in the language of rock)

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‘lame affectations of a cultured sensibility’
[seeking] ‘to dignify their work, to make it
acceptable for upper-class approbation’
--Miller, 1980: 347-8

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‘“artistic” modes of musical expression –
themes, arrangements, harmonies and
forms that drew on classical
models, specifically those of the
Romantic composers of the nineteenth
century and the “nationalist” composers
such as Bartok, Delius, Copland and
Dvorak.
-- Atton, 2001: 30

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1. arrangements
2. a blending of acoustic, electric and
electronic instruments
3. a mix of soft and loud musical
passages
4. extended instrumental sections
and solos
5. and the use of musical styles other
than the American blues/rock
format common to much
commercially popular music in
Britain, Europe and the USA in the
mid-1960s.

-- Lucky, 1998: 120-1
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‘a tendency to conflate
“symphonic” progressive rock with
progressive rock in general’

‘symphonic orthodoxy’
Ignores: ‘aleatoric and minimalist
music’, ‘riff-based space-rock’ and
‘avante-garde and jazz-inflected’ styles
- Can
- Hawkwind
- Soft Machine

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Atton (2001: 31) refers to 3 dominant
elements in the formation and
development of progressive rock
1. its status as a commercial, popular
music product
2. its aim to achieve ‘art’ status as an
electrified form for classical music
3. the countercultural elements from
which it was born

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Progressive rock was intended
to be both popular (‘meant for
a wide audience’ and longlasting (of ‘more permanent
value than the six weeks in the
chart and then forget it’)
--Dawbarn, Melody Maker
1969.

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‘a scale and grandeur
unparalleled in rock, and its
inner complexities [to] rival
those of the greatest classical
composers’
-- Williams, Melody Maker,
1970

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By 1971, ‘the time was ripe for
the development of progressive
rock’.
-- Palmer in DeCurtis, 2001: 243

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Multimedia experience
• By the mid 1970s shows became more
extravagant
• Huge projection screens
• Strange costumes
• Light shows
• Huge tours

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Mac351 art/progressive rock [draft]

  • 2. Rolling Stones magazine: Greatest album of all time (2003) 2
  • 3. I remember vividly Sergeant Pepper coming out—there was this incredible buzz of sheer disbelief. Wherever you went people would be playing it. Suddenly, with this astonishing music anything seemed possible. David Jackson (Van der Graaf Generator) 3
  • 4. *The+ ‘progressive rock era’ can be delineated, emerging around 1967– 1969, peaking in terms of commercial and aesthetic success from 1972 to 1974, and disappearing altogether (or at least returning to the musical underground) between 1977 and 1980 -- Anderton, 2010: 418 4
  • 5. The Big 6: Yes, Genesis, Emerson Lake and Palmer (ELP), Jethro Tull, King Crimson and Pink Floyd 5
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  • 11. 1. Quote a classical excerpt in the midst of a song (simplistic) 2. Use a classical melody as the basis of a rock song (simplistic, no stylistic blending) 3. Create a series of rock songs conceived as units in a larger form (suites; thematic unity desirable) 4. Adopt a full classical work to a rock-style performance (classical work transformed by rock instrumentation) 5. Create a work for rock group and classical ensemble (rock group partners with orchestra; blend of both forms) 6. Using the musical language of rock, create an extended work modeled after a classical form (difficult to achieve; thematic development and structure; classical music in the language of rock) 11
  • 12. 1. Quote a classical excerpt in the midst of a song (simplistic) 2. Use a classical melody as the basis of a rock song (simplistic, no stylistic blending) 3. Create a series of rock songs conceived as units in a larger form (suites; thematic unity desirable) 4. Adopt a full classical work to a rock-style performance (classical work transformed by rock instrumentation) 5. Create a work for rock group and classical ensemble (rock group partners with orchestra; blend of both forms) 6. Using the musical language of rock, create an extended work modeled after a classical form (difficult to achieve; thematic development and structure; classical music in the language of rock) 12
  • 13. 1. Quote a classical excerpt in the midst of a song (simplistic) 2. Use a classical melody as the basis of a rock song (simplistic, no stylistic blending) 3. Create a series of rock songs conceived as units in a larger form (suites; thematic unity desirable) 4. Adopt a full classical work to a rock-style performance (classical work transformed by rock instrumentation) 5. Create a work for rock group and classical ensemble (rock group partners with orchestra; blend of both forms) 6. Using the musical language of rock, create an extended work modeled after a classical form (difficult to achieve; thematic development and structure; classical music in the language of rock) 13
  • 14. 1. Quote a classical excerpt in the midst of a song (simplistic) 2. Use a classical melody as the basis of a rock song (simplistic, no stylistic blending) 3. Create a series of rock songs conceived as units in a larger form (suites; thematic unity desirable) 4. Adopt a full classical work to a rock-style performance (classical work transformed by rock instrumentation) 5. Create a work for rock group and classical ensemble (rock group partners with orchestra; blend of both forms) 6. Using the musical language of rock, create an extended work modeled after a classical form (difficult to achieve; thematic development and structure; classical music in the language of rock) 14
  • 15. 1. Quote a classical excerpt in the midst of a song (simplistic) 2. Use a classical melody as the basis of a rock song (simplistic, no stylistic blending) 3. Create a series of rock songs conceived as units in a larger form (suites; thematic unity desirable) 4. Adopt a full classical work to a rock-style performance (classical work transformed by rock instrumentation) 5. Create a work for rock group and classical ensemble (rock group partners with orchestra; blend of both forms) 6. Using the musical language of rock, create an extended work modeled after a classical form (difficult to achieve; thematic development and structure; classical music in the language of rock) 15
  • 16. 1. Quote a classical excerpt in the midst of a song (simplistic) 2. Use a classical melody as the basis of a rock song (simplistic, no stylistic blending) 3. Create a series of rock songs conceived as units in a larger form (suites; thematic unity desirable) 4. Adopt a full classical work to a rock-style performance (classical work transformed by rock instrumentation) 5. Create a work for rock group and classical ensemble (rock group partners with orchestra; blend of both forms) 6. Using the musical language of rock, create an extended work modeled after a classical form (difficult to achieve; thematic development and structure; classical music in the language of rock) 16
  • 17. ‘lame affectations of a cultured sensibility’ [seeking] ‘to dignify their work, to make it acceptable for upper-class approbation’ --Miller, 1980: 347-8 17
  • 18. ‘“artistic” modes of musical expression – themes, arrangements, harmonies and forms that drew on classical models, specifically those of the Romantic composers of the nineteenth century and the “nationalist” composers such as Bartok, Delius, Copland and Dvorak. -- Atton, 2001: 30 18
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  • 21. 1. arrangements 2. a blending of acoustic, electric and electronic instruments 3. a mix of soft and loud musical passages 4. extended instrumental sections and solos 5. and the use of musical styles other than the American blues/rock format common to much commercially popular music in Britain, Europe and the USA in the mid-1960s. -- Lucky, 1998: 120-1 21
  • 22. ‘a tendency to conflate “symphonic” progressive rock with progressive rock in general’ ‘symphonic orthodoxy’ Ignores: ‘aleatoric and minimalist music’, ‘riff-based space-rock’ and ‘avante-garde and jazz-inflected’ styles - Can - Hawkwind - Soft Machine 22
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  • 24. Atton (2001: 31) refers to 3 dominant elements in the formation and development of progressive rock 1. its status as a commercial, popular music product 2. its aim to achieve ‘art’ status as an electrified form for classical music 3. the countercultural elements from which it was born 24
  • 25. Progressive rock was intended to be both popular (‘meant for a wide audience’ and longlasting (of ‘more permanent value than the six weeks in the chart and then forget it’) --Dawbarn, Melody Maker 1969. 25
  • 26. ‘a scale and grandeur unparalleled in rock, and its inner complexities [to] rival those of the greatest classical composers’ -- Williams, Melody Maker, 1970 26
  • 27. By 1971, ‘the time was ripe for the development of progressive rock’. -- Palmer in DeCurtis, 2001: 243 27
  • 28. Multimedia experience • By the mid 1970s shows became more extravagant • Huge projection screens • Strange costumes • Light shows • Huge tours 28
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Notes de l'éditeur

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