Popular And Traditional Music

Question 0

Zememawi muzika

Answer 0

Modern music

Question 1

Electronica

Answer 1

Electronic systems and applications

Question 2

DJ Dolores

Answer 2

Modern Brazilian DJ

Electronica/techno

Orchestra Santa Massa

Question 3

Debo Band

Answer 3

Ethiopian band

Question 4

Debo Bend Instruments

Answer 4

Guitar Sax
Electric violin Trumpet
Vocalist Percussion
Tenor sax 5 string violin
Accordion Sousaphone
Bass

Question 5

Odd meters

Answer 5

Simple and compound beats

Additive rhythm

Question 6

DRC/Zaire

Answer 6

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Logging, mining - acoustic guitars
Military - brass bands
Missionaries - pianos

Question 7

Congolese guitar

Answer 7

Soukous

Question 8

Maracatu

Answer 8

Carnival style from Pernambuco

Strong folkloric element

Question 9

Studio recording techniques

Answer 9

Halay sections - no bass, bass effects added to drums

Effects on instruments and voice

Question 10

Soukous

Answer 10

African, Belgian, French

1940s - popular in Africa

Known as Congo

Dance music

Question 11

Bosnia

Answer 11

Southeastern Europe

In Balkan Peninsula

Question 12

Chim Urenga

Answer 12

Zimbabwean

Social and political protest

Question 13

Alevi

Answer 13

Turkish region

Question 14

Ganga

Answer 14

One singe sings one line of lyrics, others join in a wail

Croatia, Bosnia

Question 15

Azik Veysel

Answer 15

Turkey - Türkü - author less, timeless

500 years ago - orally transmitted

Question 16

Miss Eroglu

Answer 16

Turkey

Mainstream

“Aman Aysem”
“Coban Yildezi”

Question 17

Muss Eroglu Instruments

Answer 17

Zurna
Saz
Clapping
Drum set
Electric bass

Question 18

Azik Veysel Characteristics

Answer 18

Song duels - 2 or more improvised poetry

Traveled to bring song dueling back

Folk heroes, political messages

Question 19

Ethiopia

Answer 19

Located in Horn of Africa

Question 20

Saz

Answer 20

Baglama

Long-necked lute

Question 21

Zimbabwe Mbira

Answer 21

Finger piano

Question 22

Asia Veysel messages

Answer 22

21st Century:
     Socialism
     Europe union accession
     American imperialism 
     Political

Question 23

Aynur Dogan

Answer 23

Turkey, Türkü singing, saz performance

Women’s issues

“Keçe Kurdan”

Rapid melody, clapping, scalar, repetitive

Question 24

Kurds

Answer 24

Kurdish people

Western Asia (near Turkey)

Question 25

Mbaqanga

Answer 25

1960’s

South African music

Influences people today

Question 26

“Keçe Kurdan”

Answer 26

Aynur Dogan

First recording made in Turkey after ban on performing in Kurdish

Encouraged girls to leave husbands

Question 27

Arabesk

Answer 27

Southeastern Anatolia - Turkey

Late 1960’s

Arabic style

Intro, verse, chorus

Question 28

Balkans

Answer 28

Southeast Europe

Question 29

Asik Veysel instruments

Answer 29

Voice
Saz
Uzun hava/kirikhava

Question 30

Arabesk characteristics

Answer 30

Poor working life - Istanbul got jobs

Cross between genres

Gender identities

Strong orchestra and percussion, voice melody

Question 31

Brazil

Answer 31

South America/Latin American region

Electronic

Maracatu

Question 32

Anatolia

Answer 32

Southeastern Turkey

Arabesk

Question 33

Arabesk and Kurdish pop is associated with …

Answer 33

Poor working class

Focuses on gender identities

Question 34

Relations between traditional and contemporary popular music in Turkey

Answer 34

Turkish pop uses synthesizers

Electro saz - folk dances, secular music, Arabesk

Question 35

Mbira and chimurenga

Answer 35

Both styles of music from Zimbabwe