MAPEH-10 (African Music) 2ndQ

Question 1

it celebrates and accompanies every activity: birth, Christening, thanksgiving, harvesting, wedding rites, death and mourning, etc

Answer 1

AFRICAN MUSIC

Question 2

Melody: use of Ostinato (repeated pattern)

Answer 2

AFRICAN MUSIC

Question 3

Texture: Improvisation of the same melody done independently

Answer 3

AFRICAN MUSIC

Question 4

Rhythm: Upbeat through percussion instruments

Answer 4

AFRICAN MUSIC

Question 5

Dynamic rhythm, first appeared in the black population of Pernambuco, Brazil

Answer 5

Maracatu

Question 6

Nacao, which means “Nation” who paraded with large drumming ensemble accompanied by a singer, chorus, and dancers

Answer 6

Maracatu groups are called

Question 7

imitate the sounds of nature, use animal horns and tusks

Answer 7

AFRICAN instruments

Question 8

wind instruments: flute, whistle

Answer 8

AFRICAN instruments

Question 9

string instruments: fiddle, lute, harp, and zither

Answer 9

AFRICAN instruments

Question 10

percussion: Djembe, Mbira, and Sansa

Answer 10

African Instrument

Question 11

African musician and storyteller

Answer 11

Griots

Question 12

MOST IMPORTANT

Answer 12

PERCUSSION

Question 13

expressive style of singing, it incorporates folk music, spiritual, and songs for everyday living and also chants and ballads

Answer 13

BLUES:

Question 14

Soul: Gospel-style music with secular lyrics from 1950-1960, combination of RnB, jazz,

Answer 14

lamo2 pa kahig bah

Question 15

Call and Response: allows the audience to be active participants of their musical performances

Question 16

also known as Negro Spiritual, a religious folk song. Mostly, religious Psalms

Answer 16

Spiritual