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Have you ever been a part of a 'music scene' or an 'art scene'?

Would you like to be a part of a scene? What kind of scene interests you?

Do you and your friends dress in a similar way or like the same kinds of music/art/films?

What kinds of places do you and your friends frequent? What do you do in these places?

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Music Victoria - Melbourne's Music Scene

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The music scene in Victoria is diverse, vibrant, unique and one to be celebrated. That's why we do our best to represent fans, artists, venues and industry businesses. Feat: Adalita, Animaux, James Young of Melbourne's Cherry Bar, Dan Sultan, Ella Hooper, Joelistics, King Parrot.

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Talkin' Head's Pyscho Killer  OLD_GREY_WHISTLE_TEST 1978

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Sounds: Donnie interviewing David Byrne of Talking Heads (1984)

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Donnie Sutherland and SOUNDS: Talking Heads' frontman David Byrne interviewed by Donnie Sutherland for SOUNDS in 1984. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Donnie_Sutherland http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Sounds_%28TV_show%29 ---------------------------- WeLoveDonnie, Donnie Sutherland, SOUNDS, Channel 7, Channel Seven, Seven Network, Australia

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The conclusion to the documentary "Punk Attitude" about the history of the punk-rock music scene.

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Social nexus
Efflorescence
Sentiment
Pervasive
Dribs and drabs
Confluence
Rhizome
Neural network
Emergent entity

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Where was CBGB?

When was CBGB' popular? When did the punk scene first 'kick off'?

Who was the owner of CBGB?

What bands first played played CBGB?

What is Byrne's main argument for the foundation of a 'scene'?

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What kind of place was CBGB? How does David Byrne describe it?

At the time when punk was flourishing did David Byrne feel like he was part of a 'scene'? Why/why not?

What was the 'scene' at CBGB based on? What united the different bands?

What did 'paying for the door' mean? How did this help kick off the punk scene?

What does David Byrne compare the scene at CBGB too?

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I have separated the class into eight groups. Each group will read one of David Byrne's principles for the factors that lead to a bourgeoning music scene.

Each group must:

- Circle any new vocabuary and look up meanings/ask me to clarify meanings

- Skim read your section for the main factor discussed by David Byrne

- Read for comprehension – what example does David Byrne use to illustrate the factor?

- Write a short summary of your section in your own words (150–200 words)
In David Byrne's book chapter on music scenes, he claims that X is one of the factors that leads to the development of a music scene. He uses the example of Y to illustrate this factor.
Use your paraphrasing skills.

- Prepare a short presentation on your part of the chapter to deliver in class

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"Write a summary of the factors that create a music scene. Don't forget to reference!

Write a descriptive paragraph about a music scene of your choice. What made the music scene interesting? What factors allowed it to flourish? (do not use 'I' - academic writing style).

Write a reflective journal entry about a music/art scene that you are a part of or would like to be a part of. What makes it interesting to you? (use 'I').

Prepare a short presentation about a music scene of your choice. Make sure you prepare a Padlet or PPT to share with the class - include videos and pictures.