aos3 brazilian samba Flashcards

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What is the dance music from Brazil that is played at Carnivals?

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Samba

Samba is a popular genre of music and dance that originates from Brazil, particularly associated with the festive atmosphere of Carnivals.

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What is the name for the group of drummers in Brazilian music?

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Bateria

Bateria is crucial for the rhythm and energy in samba music, particularly during Carnivals.

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What time signatures are commonly used in Brazilian dance music?

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2/4 or 4/4 Time Signature

These time signatures emphasize the second beat and are characterized by fast tempos.

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Who sets the tempo and changes the patterns in the Bateria?

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Leader

The leader uses an Apito Whistle to communicate and guide the drummers.

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What is the musical interaction called between the leader and the Bateria?

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Call & Response

This technique creates a dynamic exchange that enhances the performance.

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What are different rhythms played at the same time called?

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Polyrhythms

Polyrhythms are a characteristic feature of many drumming styles, creating complex rhythmic textures.

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What is the large bass drum that sets the main beat in Brazilian music?

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Surdo

The Surdo provides the foundational rhythm in samba and other Brazilian music.

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List the types of drums found in the Bateria.

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  • Repinique
  • Caixa
  • Tamborim
  • Cuica

Each drum contributes to the unique sound and rhythm of the Bateria.

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What is the percussion instrument with two bells at different pitches called?

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Agogo

The Agogo adds a distinct melodic element to the ensemble’s rhythm.

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