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If you’re a fan of the iconic Grateful Dead, here’s an exciting opportunity for you. Starting on October 3rd, Stanford Continuing Studies will launch an 8-week online course titled Did It Matter? Does It Now? The Music and Culture of the Grateful Dead. Led by David Gans, the author of Playing in the Band: An Oral and Visual Portrait of the Grateful Dead, this course promises a deep dive into the band’s history and impact.
Special guests like Jesse Jarnow, Dennis McNally, and David Lemieux will join in, offering insights and personal perspectives on the Grateful Dead phenomenon. This course is open to all adults who want to explore the band’s music, cultural influence, and enduring legacy.
Topics covered in the course include the Grateful Dead’s unique music-making style, their influence on society, and their dedicated fanbase known as Deadheads. By the end of the course, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the band’s journey and lasting impact on music and culture.
Don’t miss out on this enlightening experience. The course begins on Thursday, October 3rd, with tuition set at $465. You can enroll here.
For those interested in more online courses, Stanford Continuing Studies offers a wide range of options across various disciplines. Explore their full catalog here.
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