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1. www.publishersweekly.com › pw › by-topicDoo Wop, the Music of the Streets - Publishers Weekly

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   Dec 31, 2007 · Doo wop got its name from the bass line of the music. What is doo wop style? Think of fast cars, tailfins and lights on the jukebox. These things all meant freedom, freedom of movement....

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3. teachrock.org › chapter › doo-wopDoo Wop - TeachRock

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   Doo Wop, a name that not all of the music's devotees embrace, was music made by vocal groups. In the age of early Rock and Roll, the vocal groups connected with Doo Wop were turning out some of Rock and Roll's most enduring and successful music.

4. teachrock.org › lesson › the-musical-roots-of-doo-wopThe Musical Roots of Doo Wop - TeachRock

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   Theme 1: Culture

   Theme 2: Time, Continuity, and Change

   Theme 5: Individuals, Groups, and Institutions

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   Core Music Standard: Responding 1. Select: Choose music appropriate for a specific purpose or context. 2. Analyze: Analyze how the structure and context of varied musical works inform the response. 3. Interpret: Support interpretations of musical works that reflect creators’ and/or performers’ expressive intent. 4. Evaluate: Support evaluations of ...

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   Responding 1. Anchor Standard 7:Perceive and analyze artistic work. 2. Anchor Standard 8:Interpret intent and meaning in artistic work. 3. Anchor Standard 9:Apply criteria to evaluate artistic work. Connecting 1. Anchor Standard 10:Synthesize and relate knowledge and personal experiences to make art. 2. Anchor Standards 11:Relate artistic ideas and...

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5. www.mysouthsidestand.com › the-doo-wop-eraThe Doo Wop Era | The Stand

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   Nov 29, 2009 · Doo wop became as popular during the late 1950s as hip hop is today. In the beginning the “street corner” doo wop groups had no music or instruments to accompany their singing. They were given the name “doo wop” because of the rhythms and sounds one or two of the members in the group would make to keep time, provide a background for the ...

6. nostalgiacentral.com › music › music-genresDoo-wop – Nostalgia Central

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   Doo-wop’s trademark vocal noises were absorbed into rock & roll and soul – its influence on The Beach Boys is obvious – and that influence lives on. The Darts brought the sounds back into the UK charts in the 1970s (It’s Raining, Boy From New York City), even if they weren’t wholly serious.

7. historyofsound.com › doo-wopDoo-wop | History of Sound

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   Doo-wop (also spelled doowop and doo wop) is a genre of rhythm and blues music that originated in African-American communities during the 1940s, mainly in the large cities of the United States, including New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Baltimore, Newark, Detroit, Washington, DC, and Los Angeles.

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   Where did doo wop come from?

   • Doo Wop, a name that not all of the music's devotees embrace, was music made by vocal groups. In the age of early Rock and Roll, the vocal groups connected with Doo Wop were turning out some of Rock and Roll's most enduring and successful music. In cities like New York, Baltimore, and Los Angeles, Doo Wop was often practiced on the street.

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   What is doo wop music?

   • Doo Wop, a name that not all of the music’s devotees embrace, was music made by vocal groups. In the age of early Rock and Roll, the vocal groups connected with Doo Wop were turning out some of Rock and Roll’s most enduring and successful music. In cities like New York, Baltimore, and Los Angeles, Doo Wop was often practiced on the street.

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   Why is doo wop so popular?

   • One of America’s great street sounds, Doo Wop is a genre that makes clear the democratic spirit of Rock and Roll culture. How did Doo Wop develop as a musical genre? Doo Wop, a name that not all of the music's devotees embrace, was music made by vocal groups.

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   When did doo wop become popular?

   • When Doo Wop emerged as a musical phenomenon in the 1950s, this kind of group singing became part of American popular culture on a bigger scale. Amateur or semi-professional groups were taken off the streets in neighborhoods like Harlem in New York City and put into recording studios.

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9. www.nationscapitaldoowop.org › wp-content › uploadsThe Nation’s Capital: Doo-wop From the Street Corner to the Stage

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   Vocal group harmony music, or !Doo-wop”, is rooted in various forms of American music dating back to the 19th Century. African-American field hands and slaves sang spiritual, work, and camp songs before the nation"s Civil War, giving life to what developed into traditional gospel and blues music.