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Women Trailblazers in American Popular Music (HST 429)

Continuing Education Course

Understand womens vital contributions to the music industry between 1900-1979. Explore influential artists, genres, and historical erasfrom early pioneers to jazz, country, soul and 1960s girl groupsthrough listening, analysis and cultural context.

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