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Publisher's Summary
Music finds its way into every corner of our world. Whether it’s sounds written to soothe our four-legged friends, or a loud, politically charged punk song, music can change the way we feel and often has larger implications than we imagine. In the latest Audible Original series, Pitch, you’ll hear an incredible range of stories that illustrate why music is so central in our connections to each other, our history, and how we navigate the culture and the current moment.
When you add Pitch to your library you will receive all 9 episodes, each with a runtime of approximately 25 minutes. To hear more great podcasts and short listens, visit Audible.com/AudioShows.
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- Soumi Dutta
- 10-08-20
Bad
Didn't like it at all. I had a lot of expectations from this one and it's a disappointment.
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- Amazon Customer
- 09-01-19
pitch perfect
this series was an eye-opening listen. its investigation into difference musics and the relation they have with popular culture and politics was illuminating and extremely interesting. One of the most enthralling was Leave me alone: not only the gender politics but also discovering Calypso Rose . The series was well-written and produced: essays in oral form. I hope there is a second series.
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- Carl marchiano
- 02-08-19
Music Makes the World Go 'round
Interesting, and fun to hear about various cuktural, and societal, influences through music. My favourite episode was "Home;" A tale about how a small music club formed a band and brought such notoriety to an underprivileged school.
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- Simon
- 20-08-18
Diverse but Consistently Interesting
This is fascinating stuff, everything from Cornish pop music to how a singer and her music came crashing into 1950s American identity politics. The stories were all interesting, extremely diverse and if it did nothing else it taught me just how little I know about the world's music. One of my favourites, even though some of the journalism in it came across as a little condescending, covered how French government attempts to protect traditional French music actually led to a massive explosion of the country's hip hop scene. I'd recommend this to anyone interested in stories about world music, some of its big personalities and how music has helped shape our world.
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- Marissa Varley
- 20-02-21
not really my thing
thought i woud give this a go but did not really get in to it.
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- R K COX
- 05-09-19
Confused.
Definitely not my cup of tea. Boring content ,had to give it a low score.
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- Anonymous User
- 08-09-20
boy don't touch me
can't stand feminists. go swimming in the ocean, you run a risk of being attacked by a shark. vulnerable female walking alone at night, you run the risk of being attacked.
the world is how the world is, not how you want it to be.
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- Anonymous User
- 02-06-20
Marvelously diverse tales.
Pitch comprises very poignant and moving stories from wonderfully diverse backgrounds. Inspirational for all musicians and lovers of music.
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- David Haberlah
- 03-05-20
If you are interested in music ...
If you are interested in music, you are in for a rare treat. Each episode dives into another fascinating aspect of music, interesting political tangents, scientific surprise finds. Great storytelling and flawless production.
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- Bondfan1972
- 25-02-19
Interesting original presentation
I thought it was quite entertaining. It’s no masterpiece, and I was happy it was free, but I quite enjoyed it.
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