Rhythms of the World Flashcards

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Features of Calypso

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  • Syncopation
  • Dotted Rhythms
  • Call and Response
  • Homophonic
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Instruments in Calypso

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  • Steel Pans
  • Various Percussion (Maracas, Bongos & Cabassa)
  • Guitar
  • Trumpet
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Where does Calypso music come from?

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  • Trinidad & Tobago in West Indies
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Where is Calypso music played?

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Commonly played at carnivals

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Features of Traditional Samba

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  • Bateria
  • Syncopated
  • Polyrhythms
  • Ostinato
  • Cross Rhythms
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Instruments in Traditional Samba

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  • Surdo
  • Caixa
  • Cuica
  • Agogo
  • Ganza
  • Tamborim
  • Repinique
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Where does Traditional Samba music come from?

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Rio de Janiero in Brazil

Mix of Portuguese, Spanish, African and Cuban cultures

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Where is Traditional Samba played?

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For dancing and in Carnivals

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Features of Indian Classical Music

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  • Raga
  • Tala
  • Drone
  • Improvisation
  • Pitch Bend
    Glissando
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Instruments in Indian Classical Music

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  • Sitar
  • Tabla
  • Tanpura
  • Harmonium
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How is Indian Classical Music created?

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Music has three parts:

  • Melody (Based on the Raga)
  • Rhythm (Using the Tala)
  • Drone
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Features of Traditional Bhangra

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  • Chaal
  • Pitch Bend
  • Shout of ‘hoi’
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Instruments in Traditional Bhangra

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  • Dhol
  • Sitar
  • Bass Guitar
  • Drum Machine
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How is Traditional Bhangra music created?

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It used lots of technology such as sampling and FX like reverb or echo

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Where is Traditional Bhangra played?

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In clubs and Asian Weddings

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Features of African Drumming

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  • Cross Rhythms
  • Polyrhythm
  • Master Drummer
  • Call & Response
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Instruments in African Drumming

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  • Djembe
  • Dundun
  • Donno
  • Bell
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Where is African Drumming played?

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Used for communicating and also used both as everyday music and special music for ceremonies

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How is African Drumming created?

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African Drumming is taught through the aural tradition (not written down)

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Features of Greek Folk music

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  • Rebetika
  • Irregular Rhythms
  • Ornamentation
  • Modal
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Instruments in Greek Folk music

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  • Bouzouki
  • Defi
  • Acoustic Guitar
  • Double Bass
  • Accordion
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Where is Greek Folk music played?

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  • Fairs
  • Celebrations
  • Weddings
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How is Greek Folk music created?

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Greek music is mainly written for dancing. Much of it has been passed down by word of mouth

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Features of Palestinian Folk music

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  • Monophonic (NO CHORD PART)
  • Ornamentation
  • Modal
  • Melody & Accompaniment texture
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Instruments in Palestinian Folk music

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  • Zither
  • Mijwiz
  • Doumbek
  • Riq
  • Oud
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Where is Palestinian Folk music played?

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At weddings

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Features of Israeli Folk music

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  • Melody & Accompaniment texture
  • Ornamentation
  • Modal
  • Horah (Traditional Folk Dance)
  • Melismas (Vocals)
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Instruments in Israeli Folk music

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  • Zither
  • Tambourine
  • Doumbek
  • Oud
  • Clarinet, Double Bass, Accordion, Guitar
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Where is Israeli Folk music played?

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At weddings

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How is Israeli Folk music created?

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  • Melody is the most important feature (Based on modes and will use ornaments and syncopated rhythms)
  • The accompaniment uses an um-cha pattern