Afro celt revision Flashcards

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1
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what genre is the song

A

fusion

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2
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who is it by

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afro call sound system

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3
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what is it called

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release

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4
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what is its tempo

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100 bpm

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5
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what are similarities and differences between the male and female vocal lines

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similarities:
both use pentatonic scale, same starting notes
differences:
female sings in English, male sings in gaelic

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6
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who set up the group

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Simon emmerson

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7
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why were they set up

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they were set up as an experiment to combing the sounds of cultures and talents of professional musicians from all around the world.

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8
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what music is release a fusion of

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traditional Irish, west African, western dance pop

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9
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what was their first album called and when was it released

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volume1:sound magic, released in 1996

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10
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who is the female vocalist

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sinned O’connor

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11
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how is music technology used in the song?

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loops, synthesisers, panning, mixing

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12
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when was the song released?

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1999

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13
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what is the first instrument that comes in in the introduction

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pad drone

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14
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name 5 Irish traditional instruments used

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Uilleann pipes-national bagpipe of Ireland
low whistle
fiddle-like a violin
hurdy-gurdy-handheld instrument played by turning a handle
bodhran- (percussion ) handheld drum that can change the pitch of by tightening the skin of the drum with your hand

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15
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name west African instruments used

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talking drum, kora

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16
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what key is the piece in

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c minor

17
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what time signature is the piece in

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4/4

18
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explain the texture of the piece

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It has a layered texture that makes use of mixing to bring in and fade out various loops playing in the piece

19
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how many loops are in the piece

A

28

20
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when is the sense of Rythm and metre established in the song and with what instrument

A

bodhran, at 48 seconds

21
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how does the use of triplets in rhythms contribute to the fusion

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triplets are a staple of rhythm in traditional Irish pieces

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