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36 Cards in this Set
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What culture is this instrument from:
ko-tsuzumi |
Japan
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What culture is this instrument from:
o-tsuzumi |
Japan
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What culture is this instrument from:
taiko |
Japan
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What culture is this instrument from:
nohkan |
Japan
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What culture is this instrument from:
shamisen |
Japan
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What culture is this instrument from:
hichiriki |
Japan
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What culture is this instrument from:
sho |
Japan
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What culture is this instrument from:
vina |
India
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What culture is this instrument from:
sitar |
India
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What culture is this instrument from:
tanpura |
India
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What culture is this instrument from:
tabla drums |
India
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What culture is this instrument from:
mridang drums |
India
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What culture is this instrument from:
so sam sai |
SE Asia
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What culture is this instrument from:
saung kauk |
SE Asia
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What culture is this instrument from:
chakay |
SE Asia
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What culture is this instrument from:
khaen |
SE Asia
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What culture is this instrument from:
pi nai |
SE Asia
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What culture is this instrument from:
santour |
Middle East
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What culture is this instrument from:
oud |
Middle East
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What culture is this instrument from:
tar |
Middle East
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What culture is this instrument from:
kamancheh |
Middle East
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What culture is this instrument from:
darbucca |
Middle East
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What culture is this instrument from:
mbira |
Africa
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Compare/Contrast Kabuki & Noh (audience, centuries, music, instruments)
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Noh: Buddhism/the People, 14th Century, song and dance, nohkan, tsuzumis, and taiko.
Kabuki: Women started and popular with the crowds, 16th Century, avante-gard, shamisen |
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Describe Gagaku:
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Only instrumental – using prominent winds, with strings/percussion providing rhythm and playing secondary role.
Emphasis on long notes. Sliding pitches. Ornaments. Jo-ha-kyu concept. |
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What is sruti?
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Smallest perceptible pitch difference in Indian Music
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What is svara?
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Musical intervals (2-4 sruti)
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What is jati?
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Categories of notes
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What is raga?
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"Type" of music dependent on time of day and emotional state
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What is sa?
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Beginning, droning note of scale
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What is vadi?
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Most important note
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What is samvadi?
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2nd most important note
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What is tala?
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Beats on drums
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What are the Southeast Asian scale types?
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5-note
7-note with weak 4 and 7 notes 7-note with equal intervals |
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What are maqams?
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Notes and patterns between them (like modes)
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What are dastgahs?
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8-note scales
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