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NEW CD Release!

Reflections, released November 1, 2009, includes 11 original songs composed by Stan Breckenridge. Arranged for his 10-piece band songs include "Star Rider," "I Found You," "Let's Go Cruzin',""Save the Water," "Jazz," "So You Would Know," "What Say You," and "Feel the Same." The songs "Teresa," "Nhemamusasa" and "That's the Way I Like That" were premiered in a benefit concert for student scholarships at Cal State Fullerton.

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Press Releases

 
            Click the links below to explore press releases by other writers and sources about Stan Breckenridge. Each link begins with the opening line of the article.  
 

A Global View - - Titan Magazine

Without a doubt, my Fulbright in Poland was one of the most rewarding experiences in my academic career. With education as our top priority, I believe the right course is set for acquiring a level of tolerance and sensitivity that will bring us closer to a world of peace. Read more . . .

   
     
           
   

Linguaton - - School in Poland

Pictures of Stan Breckenridge Read more. . .

Concert Benefits Students - - Titan Insider

Stan Breckenridge performs October 25th as fundraiser for scholarships, accompanied by an 11-piece ensemble . . . Read more

Nonoccupational Hazzards

Stan Breckenridge felt a little thrill when he walked by a piano . . . Read more

Titan Insider

Musicologist Stan Breckenridge has new CD . . . Read more

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Outstanding Faculty - An authority uses African American music to provide cultural insights. . . Read more

 

California State University, Fullerton - Stan Breckenridge, faculty member in Afro-Ethnic Studies . . . Read more

Faculty Expert Guide - Cal State Fullerton . . . Read more

Stan Breckenridge's Activities as a United States Fulbright Scholar

  • Stan Breckenridge travels to Poland where he will teach courses on African Ameican music . . . Read more

  • America Presents, Stan Breckenridge presents a lecture-demonstration at the Fryderyk Chopin Conservatory . . . Read more

 

Follow this link to various experiences as a Fulbright Scholar chronicled in a number of Newsletters . . . Read more

 
   

Textbooks by Stan Breckenridge

 
   
   

The nature or spirit of music influences and reflects certain aspects in society. In other words, because music contains inherent qualities that represent natural/logical truths and principles in life, it therefore possesses certain appealing qualities that, by nature, speak to the mind, body and soul; and as a result is threaded into the social, cultural, political, and economical fabric of society. Lodged into society, music has become an extremely viable commodity that has engendered a capitalistic medium with enormous socio-political and economic staying power. Popular Music in American: Forging the American Spirit takes the reader on a exploratory journey of the many popular music styles in America beginning in the 19th century. Read more . . .

 
         
 

African American Music for Everyone allows for a superb comprehension of African American music without prior musical training, yet stimulates the thoughts of trained musicians as well. The material is divided into three parts: Heritages of African American Music; General Features and Related Topics; and Popular Styles. These divisions allow the reader to chronicle the musical activities of those who greatly contributed to African American music within the context of African American social, political, economic, psychological, and cultural conditions. These conditions of course are posited within the broader, Western cultural realm. Read more . . .

 
         
                 
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