Boomers, Millennials, and The Music Experience

Abstract

Music is present in people's lives. This work looks at cultural changes among two generations, the Baby Boomers and Millennials. Furthermore, there is a focus on values held by each generation when it comes to recorded music. Through textual analyses, claims are made about consumer habits, preferences, and relationships with music held by these distinct generations. DIFFERENCES IN HOW BOOMERS AND MILLENNIALS EXPERIENCE LISTENING TO RECORDED MUSIC 3 Acknowledgements

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