Cross Oceans Music

Mar 31, 2019

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Cross Oceans Music. Music Production. www.crossoceansmusic.com. Location. Meadowlark Complex 7122 W. Olympic Blvd. Fourth Floor, Suite 471 Los Angeles, CA 90006 213-555-0006. Organization. Tony Escovito, President Lila Darius, Artistic Director Amalia Raman, Managing Director. Mission.

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Cross Oceans Music Music Production www.crossoceansmusic.com
Location • Meadowlark Complex • 7122 W. Olympic Blvd. • Fourth Floor, Suite 471 • Los Angeles, CA 90006 • 213-555-0006
Organization • Tony Escovito, President • Lila Darius, Artistic Director • Amalia Raman, Managing Director
Mission • Produce Music • High Quality Digital Recordings • State-of-the-Art Formats • Distribute Music • Attract Innovative Artists • Attend World Music Festivals
Music Genres Include • Celtic • Jazz • New Age • Reggae • Flamenco • Calypso

Cross-Curricular Music Project

Project Outline. The project looks at one genre of music and the diversity within it. The development and changes within a genre of music are inseparable from the technological, social and political influences that have shaped it. These rich cross-curricular themes will be explored during the course of the project. The core outcome is to compose and make digital multi-track recordings of students' compositions in a variety of styles within the genre. These are to be put on to a CD for whi1139

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