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MUS 109: Review Quiz 3 Flashcards

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Rhyming Spiritual

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The Bahamas: sung for performer’s entertaintment and has a rhymer and laser

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Rhymer

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The Bahamas: sings the lead, melody, and improvises

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Laser

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background singer, encouragements, bass line & other people sing harmonies

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Claud Debussy

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Indonesia: liked/influnced by Gamelan

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Gamelan

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Indonesia: national music with repeating ostinatos

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Metliphones

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Indonesia: instruments where the metal part makes a sound - classification consists of gongs, keyboard, and table gongs

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Gong Ageng

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Indonesia: largers gong in orchestra and “spirit of it”

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Keyboard

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Indonesia: like a xylophone & when they are used is it known as a gangsa

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Flavors of Gamelan Music

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Indonesia: Java, Bali, and Kecak

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Java

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Indonesia: medatative, religious, temple, slow, repetitive, not for entertainment

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Bali

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Indonesia: Keybar - purpose is for entertainment; faster; creates Shimmer Effect

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Shimmer Effect

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Indonesia - Bali: two notes are very close to each other and they appear to wobble

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Ramanyana

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Indonesia: Hindu; religious stort

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Kecak

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Indosesia: Monkey chant where they use their voices instead of instruments

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Chamber Gamelan Music

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Indonesia: music meant to be played in small places

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Pi (Bee)

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Thailand: woodwind (double reed aerophome) instrument

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Piphat

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Thailand: Gamelan music with the Pi instrument and is a style of chamber music

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Vodou

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Haiti: interlocking ostantos, drums and played during the Raka ceremonies

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Raka

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Haiti: ceremonies that take place during lent where they travel from place to place playing music

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Rada

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Haiti: drums of different sizes

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Banbou

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Haiti: trumpets made of bamboo

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Lora

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Haiti: any spirit you are trying to contact and once you contact that spirit, you become a horse

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Reggae

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Jamaica: political and harsh lyrics

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Marcys Garvey

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Jamaica: civil rights leader who wanted all African Americans to move back in order to have their own society and prepare for the comming of the new king

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Haile Selasseie I

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Jamaica: an Ethopia King who people believed was the reinacrnated christ

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Rastafarianism

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Jamaica: religion from Halie

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Bob Marley

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Jamaica: believed in Ratasfarianism and had socially concious song writing

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Dub

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Jamaica: playes music and turned down the lyrics when reggae was illegal

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Toast

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Jamaica: speak poetry while the lyrics are turned down and this eventually turned into rap music

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Calypso

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Trinidad: popular music that iunlike reggae, it was appresive

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Lord Shortie

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Trinidad: aka Soka = dance style music

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Chitney

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Trinidad: Soka and Indian Music (Filmi)

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Pan

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Trinidad: national instrument which is a street drum and it consists of the bottom od a steel drum (idiophone)

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3 Parts to Pawn Assembles

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Trinidad:
1 - Lead melody (tenor, lead)
2 - Harmony (imitates guitar)
3 - Bass pan

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Engine Room

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Trinidad: rhytmic section of the pawn assembles

36
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Son

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Cuba: mean with appreciation of son clave - based on this pattern

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Tres

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Cuba: three small string guitar - plays melody

38
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Merenge

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Dominican Republic

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Accordion

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Dominican Republic: solos and improvise

40
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3 parts to Merenge

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Dominican Republic:
1 - Intro - Paseo = Walking section
2 - Chorus - Jaleo = refrain, repeated
3 - Coda - ending (which speeds up)

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