Music Flashcards
a term used to describe the fusion of West African and black American
afrobeat
used to wake up the worshippers after fasting during the Muslim holy feast of Ramadan.
apala(akpala)
Instruments used in apala
rattle (sekere)
thumb piano (agidigbo)
bell (agogo)
talking drum
Give 8 genre in TAM
Jit
Juju
Jive
Kwassa kwassa
Afrobeat
Apala
Marabi
Axe
it came from 3 contries, Salvador, Bahia and Brazil.
Axe
A hard and fast Zimbabwean dance played on drums with guitar accompaniment.
Jit
A lively and uninhibited variation of jitterbug, a form of swing dance
Jive
A popular music style where the instruments are more Western in origin
Juju
A juju version of talking drum
Dun-dun
Who popularized kwassa kwassa?
Kanda bongo man
In this dance style, the hips move back and forth while the arms follow the hip movements
Kwassa kwassa
Is a South African three chord township music that evolved into African jazz
Marabi
One and only characteristics of African Music
Call and response
Reggae’s most distinctive qualities?
Offbeat rhythm and staccato chords
Is a Jamaican musical style that was strongly influenced by mento music calypso, African music, American jazz, and rhythm and blues
Reggae
Salsa music is ,, and _ dance music
Cuban, Puerto Rican, and Colombian
Is a Brazilian musical genre
Samba
Its roots came from slave trade and religious traditions
Samba
Also known as soul of calypso
Soca
Is a Muslim music often performed as a wake up call for early breakfast
Were
Came from the Creole slang word for “party”
Zouk
A fast and carnival-like rhythmic music
Zouk
Vocal forms of African music
Maracatu
Soul
Blue
Spiritual
Call and response
The maracatu groups are called what?
Nacoes or nations
Musical instruments used in maracatu, describe each.
Alfai
Tarol
Caixa
Gongue
Agbe
Ganza or miniero
Notes of the ____ create expressive and soulful sound
Blues
also known as the godfather of soul
James Brown
give 5 classification of TAI
Idiophone
Membranophone
Lamellaphone
Chordophone
Aerophone
alternating dual meters, such as 6/8 and 4/4, known as?
sesquialtera