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29 Cards in this Set
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what nation did samba originate from
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brazil
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when and where did tango originate
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Argentina - late 19th century
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what decade did samba enredo originate
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1930
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when and where did Andean folkloric music first originate
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buenos aires
-1950s |
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ayllu
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native community, including family lineages, locations of residence and cultural practises
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clave
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fundamental rhythm of latin music, comes in 4 varieties and often played on claves
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what are the distinguishing features of samba
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1. polyrhythmic textures
call and response singing percussive rhythmic patterns improvisational elements inscribe african musicultural lineage |
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connection of samba with carnival
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samba music is played during carnaval, called samba enredo
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who were the musical pioneers and principle innovators of bossa nova
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antonio carlos jobim, vinicius de moraes, joao gilberto
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what elements from samba were adapted into bossa nova?
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percussion rhythms
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founding fathers of tropicalia
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caetano veloso and gilberto gil
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descibe musical cannabalism in 1960s
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encouraged the conflation of disparate influences, out of which could be created something unique
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what eclectic musical infulence came to bear in the early development of tango
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spanish flamenco and contradanse,
italian song traditions central european polka african derived rhythms dance music styles from cuba |
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who was the motion picture star whose on screen performance of tango launched a craze
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rudolph valentino
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describe the role music plays for andean communities
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1. seasonal observances
2. agricultural rituals life cycle events religious ceremonies |
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describe interlocking parts technique used in paired panpap performance
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interlocking parts are called older and younger brothers. They are interdependant and alternate between yiya and arka players
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describe julujula panpite and how set is played
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two half instruments each played by a separate player
1.yiya 2. arka play interlocking parts alternating between yiya and arka |
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what are the instruments in the standard andean folkloric group
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kena
charango guitar bombo |
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how and where has mariachi been used as a ational symbol to mexican communities worlwide
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mexicans, mexican americans, mexicans worlwide.
World cup matches, african american civil rights movement |
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standard instruments of the mariachi
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1. trumpet
2. violin 3.vihuela guitar guitarron |
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where are the roots of urban mariachi modern found
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rural traditions of the exican countryside especially of Jalisco
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early history of spanish colonization of cuba
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spanish settlers arrived in 1511
2. large sugar cane plantations established 3. brought over african slaves 4. |
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what two types of traditional, neo african music developed in cuba were influential in the development of latin dance music
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santeria ritual drumming
2. Cuban rumba |
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creolized dance music styles
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cuban hybrid music form blending african and european elements
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how did creolized dance become important symbols of the cuban national identity
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reflected a shift toward the notion that included whites blacks and mulattos all hacing a place. unified identity notion
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what is the instrumentation of the charanga ensemble that typically performed danzon music? how does it differ from later dance music ensembles
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1. wooden flute
2. 2 or more violins 3. piano 4. string bass 5. guiro 6. drums 7.shakers later music, other instruments added like conga and cowbell |
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which elements of afro cubanization were present in the danzon mambo?
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conga drums
syncopated ostinato figures improvised flute solos rhythm repetition -influenced the latin dance music big band mambo and cha cha cha |
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discuss the multicultural upbringing and eclectic musical background that shaped tito puentes identity
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born in newyork and of puerto rican descent.
1.traditional puerto rccan music 2.african cuban music 3.american song 4. african american jazz 5. big and swing 6.western art music |
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describe the role of the palladium ballroom in teh development of latino music in the 1950s and 1960s
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reduce racial segregation
promoted latin music to other cultures |