Lesson 4 - Hiphop Flashcards
“DANCE, WHEN YOU’RE BROKEN OPEN, DANCE, IF YOU’VE TORN THE BANDAGE OFF, DANCE IN THE MIDDLE OF THE FIGHTING. DANCE IN YOUR BLOOD, DANCE WHEN YOU’RE PERFECTLY FREE.”
RUMI
REFERS TO STREET DANCE, A DANCE THAT IS PRIMARILY PERFORMED IN THE STREETS
-1960’S AND 1970’S
HIP-HOP
The Godfather of hip-hop and was known for holding block parties
AFRIKA BAMBAATAA
The founder of Hip-Hop
DJ KOOL HERC
location of first hip-hop performances where it bloomed and became popular
In African-American communities in Bronx, New York (1960s and early 1970s)
why did hip-hop became popular?
people in Bronx, NY were having difficulty expressing themselves and the place at that time were not good for the youth (drugs, violence, social issues, etc.), to escape the everyday struggles, they made an outlet for their emotions, thus the birth of hip-hop, an artform of expression.
a Jamaican immigrant who was known for his unique combinations of music in Bronx, and brought music from Africa to America; the beginning of hip-hop
DJ Kool-Herc
also known for making breaking music (birth of break dances) in which people listen and dance to it
DJ Kool-Herc
also known as street dance
Hip-hop
HOSTS AT HIP-HOP PARTIES WHO WOULD PROMPT THE BREAKERS TO DANCE
EMCEEING/MCING/EMCEES
influences everyone to participate and is also the act the call and response, in which audiences will respond to the leader
EMCEEING
also can be rappers with their freestyle or poetic form of rapping of verses
EMCEEING
THEIR JOB IS TO PLAY RECORDED MUSIC FOR AN AUDIENCE, EITHER ON RADIO OR LIVE PERFORMANCE
DEEJAYING (DJ - disc jockey)
being in charge of playing and mixing different music to keep the energy in high spirits
DEEJAYING
POWERFUL MOVES THAT STARTED IN NEW YORK IN THE LATE 1970’S, SERIES OF BLENDED MOVEMENTS STYLES SUCH AS JAZZ, MARTIAL ARTS, AND GYMNASTICS
BREAKING/BREAK DANCING