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KEXP is more than just a radio station. In addition to its eclectic music mix, KEXP has a goal to teach listeners more about the craft of making music, the history of popular music, and the musicians making today’s new sounds. In order to help you learn about music, KEXP and its partners have developed the following programs. |
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The Vera Project and All Music Movement presents Fall Podcasting Workshops
OVERVIEW: KEXP, the Vera Project
and the All Ages Movement Project are
proud to host a 10-week podcasting workshop resulting in a series of
podcasts that will be available for free download on www.kexp.org and
www.theveraproject.org.
The goal of these workshops is to engage the young people of our
community by championing youth-led and youth-focused programming, and
offering increased training opportunities. These workshops will be
hosted by the Vera Project and lead by KEXP DJs. The All Ages Movement
Project will be used as a reference to connect students with artists
around the country. Workshop participants will learn how to create a podcast,
from song selection to securing music rights, and from recording and editing to hosting the final podcast.
TO APPLY: Please email a resume,
and application form to podcasting@theveraproject.org
DATES OF INSTRUCTION: Classes cost $80 for the 10-week series. Scholarships are
available on a need basis. The Podcasting workshop is a 10-week series taking place at the
Vera Project on Tuesdays from 4:30-6:30pm, between Sept 22nd and Nov 2nd.
 KEXP Documentaries
KEXP Documentaries are produced by Michele Myers, in Association with The Seattle Partnership For American Popular Music, the University of Washington Music School and Experience Music Project. Executive Producer is Kevin Cole.
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Seattle Partnership for American Popular Music
In 2001, KEXP, the University of Washington School of Music and Experience Music Project began a partnership to explore and present the many roots and influences of American popular music. Special educational programs with esteemed artists have been created to bring music to KEXP listeners, into the schools, and to the public.
In this section of the website you will find archived musical performances as well as information about this educational partnership, which was generously funded by The Allen Fund for American Popular Music. |
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Pop Conference
Experience Music Project presented its first annual Pop Conference in 2002, an experimental effort bringing together individuals from varying sectors have a common interest in bold, interdisciplinary approaches to music writing. This creative collection of music fans has examined topics as varied as early hip-hop in the Bronx, the history of the blues and Led Zeppelin, and sampling.
The 2004 conference will be held on April 15 – 18 and is open to the public.
In the Pop Conference section of this website, you will find some fascinating information about music through a collection of audio-visual from Pop Conference presenters. |
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KEXP/EMP Music History Series
Today’s music is undoubtedly influenced by the music of yesterday, which was in turn influenced by music past. The special Music History Series that was created jointly by KEXP and Experience Music Project brings you short histories of significant popular artists and styles of music.
In this section you will find music and information about artists including Air, Bob Mould, Grandmaster Flash, David Bowie and James Brown. |
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NPR Music Highlights
KEXP is proud to present music highlights from National Public Radio (NPR). These audio features, originally aired on NPR programs like All Songs Considered, are updated frequently. |
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