music

Question 1

in generally is usually upbeat,lively,and festive! But there is more to the fun music

Answer 1

African-American music

Question 2

Is used for communication

Answer 2

talking drum

Question 3

An ancient carnival tradition from north-eastern brazil

Answer 3

Maracatu

Question 4

We’re believed to attract water during dry seasons

Answer 4

Rain sticks

Question 5

We’re passed down orally from generations of slavery

Answer 5

Spiritual

Question 6

“Jamming” is like playing or singing music on the spot with a group of people

Answer 6

Blues

Question 7

Africans use a variety of vocal timbres

Answer 7

Soul

Question 8

Emerging from African-American churches in Memphis and Tennessee

Answer 8

Gospel music

Question 9

A pair of small open-bottomed drums of different sizes

Answer 9

Bongos

Question 10

An empty gourd with a ragged surface that produces a rasping sound when scraped with a stick

Answer 10

Guiro

Question 11

An ancient vessel flute consisting of 4-12 finger holes and a mouthpiece projecting from its body

Answer 11

Ocarina

Question 12

A tall, narrow, singled-headed drum staved like barrels

Answer 12

Conga

Question 13

A pair of short wooden sticks that produce a bright clicking noise when stuck together

Answer 13

Claves

Question 14

A pan-flute made up of a series of cane tubes bound together open at one end and closed at the other

Answer 14

zampona

Question 15

Music in colombia started as a courtship dance performed among the slavecommunities and was later combined with European instruments

Answer 15

Cumbia

Question 16

is a ballroom dance developed by the urban lower classes in Argentina and Uruguay

Answer 16

tango

Question 17

Originated from the word rumbear which means good times, going to parties, and dancing.

Answer 17

rumba

Question 18

is a lively, flamboyant, and flirtatious Cuban social dance

Answer 18

Cha-cha

Question 19

Originated in Rio de Janeiro, brazil, it fused jazz elements with indigenous Brazilian music

Answer 19

Bossa nova

Question 20

Started when Jamaican musicians heard New Orleans RnB through transitor radios

Answer 20

Reggae

Question 21

began in the theater houses in new york

Answer 21

Foxtrot

Question 22

Californian vaudeville actor __________ was doing trotting steps to ragtime music it was referred to as “fox’s trot”

Answer 22

harry fox

Question 23

The choreography of ___________ is based on the character of the torero (bullfighter) and his cape (the woman)

Answer 23

Paso doble