Mis Quiz 2

Front 1

Rabbit Dance

Cultural source:
type (use or purpose) of dance:

Back 1

Cultural source: northern plains indians
type (use or purpose) of dance: social dance, time for merriment, men & women dance together

Front 2

Butterfly Dance

cultural source:

type (use or purpose) of dance:

Back 2

cultural source: san juan pueblo

type (use or purpose) of dance: dance of warfare & being a warrior

Front 3

Get Up, Stand Up

cultural source:

style (“genre” in the text):

main performer:

composers:

Back 3

cultural source: african, cuban, spanish, jamaican, american

style (“genre” in the text): reggae

main performer: peter tosh

composers: peter rosh & bob marley

Front 4

Ay Te Dejo en San Antonio

Title (English):

style (“genre” in the text):

name of accordion player:

Back 4

Title (English): i'm leaving you here in san antonio

cultural source: american southwest

style (“genre” in the text): tex-mex/tejano

name of accordion player: flaco jimenez

Front 5

Árboles de la Barranca

Title (English):

cultural source:

mariachi:

Back 5

Title (English): the trees of the ravine

cultural source: mexico

mariachi: traditional mexican folk music

Front 6

Tu Le Ton Son Ton

cultural source:

style (“genre” in the text):

name of accordion player:

Back 6

cultural source: louisiana/cajun/black cajun culture

style (“genre” in the text): zydeco

name of accordion player: clifton chenier

Front 7

Pajaro Campana

Title (English):

cultural source:

genre:

two instruments:

Back 7

Title (English): bell bird

cultural source: latin america

genre: latin american folk music

two instruments: indian harp, bass guitar

Front 8

"Traditional Powwow"

performers:

instruments used:

cultural source:

Back 8

performers: Renzel last horse and Kiyaksa

instruments used: drums, singing, vocables

cultural source: Lakota Sioux

Front 9

"Lullaby"

performer:

cultural source:

genre:

Back 9

performer: Lanaiditsa

cultural source: zuni

genre: lullabye

Front 10

"Yeibichei Song"

performers:

cultural source:

genre:

Back 10

performers: Unidentified Navajo Performers

cultural source: navajo

genre: ceremonial song

Front 11

“Origins”

performer:
cultural source:

type of aerophone featured:

Back 11

performer: R. Carlos Nakai
cultural source: navajo

type of aerophone featured: flute

Front 12

“Ossun Two-Step”

performers:
instruments used:

style:

Back 12

performers: Steve Riley & The Mamou Playboys
instruments used: electric bass, button accordion, drums

style: Cajun

Front 13

“Ring Of Fire”

performer:

instruments used:

style =

Back 13

performer: Mingo Saldívar

instruments used: button accordion, electric guitar & bass guitar, drums

style = tejano

Front 14

conjunto

Back 14

a small performing group familiar to chicanos of the american southwest

Front 15

important instruments of n. america:

Back 15

• violins, vihuelas, guitarróns, bajo sexto, guitars, accordion, washboard (rub board)

Front 16

NATIVE AMERICAN MUSIC

Back 16

functional music, vocable,

pentatonic

Front 17

important instruments of native america:

Back 17

drums (with single beater), bells (often on ankles to “accompany” the dance); flutes

Front 18

OTHER MUSICS OF NORTH AMERICA

Back 18

Reggae (technically, the Caribbean)

Salsa
Mariachi
Tejano (Tex-Mex)

Cajun
Zydeco rhythm section

Front 19

OTHER MUSICS OF THE AMERICAS (“BEYOND”): CENTRAL & SOUTH AMERICA; THE CARIBBEAN

Back 19

Reggae (see above) mestizo
Samba
Bossa nova

Front 20

important instruments of central & s. america:

Back 20

• reed flutes, ocarinas, panpipes, conch-shell trumpets • rattles, rasps, claves, congas, bongos
• violins, jarana (small guitar), guitarrón (large

acoustic bass-register guitar)