The Evolution of American Music by Brian Torff

Join Professor Brian Torff, a renowned musician, composer, author, and educator, for an enlightening journey through the evolution of American music. In this 6-minute highlight video from his 60-minute lecture, Torff explores the intersections of music, race, and culture, showcasing the rich tapestry of American music history.
About Brian Torff: Brian Q. Torff is a distinguished musician and educator, serving as Professor of Music and Music Program Director at Fairfield University. With a career that began in 1974, Torff has performed with legendary artists Cleo Laine, Mary Lou Williams, Stephane Grappelli, and George Shearing. He has appeared on major TV shows, won a Grammy with Mel Tormé, and has been honored as Artist of the Year by the Fairfield Arts Council. Torff's extensive research on American music and culture has been exhibited and is featured in his acclaimed books, "Seize the Beat: The Evolution of American Music" and "In Love With Voices."
Don't miss this captivating look into the heart of American music with Brian Torff.
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Those awful slave traders had no idea how transormative an effect African music would have on the culture of the future. Through their brilliant music we can all come together.

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Very true Haim, thank you.