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Plagiarism: Musicology’s Proof of the Pudding #arp #iaspm

by Joe Bennett | Sep 3, 2018 | arp, Education, Networked music performance, Popular Music, Research, Songwriting

Franco Fabbri, University of Milan and Conservatorio ‘A.Boito’, Parma Our opening keynote for the conference is the much-loved Franco Fabbri, a much-celebrated musician, educator and musicologist. I was particularly interested to hear this one, because Franco is...

Binaurality and stereophony in 60s/70s pop #iaspm2017

by Joe Bennett | Jun 30, 2017 | IASPM, musicology, Popular Music, Research

Franco Fabbri: Conservatorio di Parma, Università di Milano (Italy) Binaurality, stereophony, and popular music in the 1960s and 1970s ABSTRACT: Stereophonic headphones were first marketed in the USA in 1958. Binaural listening (via headphones) became one of the...

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