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74 Cards in this Set
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Ethnomusicology
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scientific study of music
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Johan and Alan Lomax
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father and son who did field recordings in the south
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Field recordings
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coarse, unpracticed, genuine, unprofessional
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Call and response
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a leader sings a line and everyone else responds
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ragtime
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type of syncopated march that was a precursor to jazz 1890's
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Scott Joplin
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biggest writer of ragtime
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Gospel
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music that helped to contribute to jazz, relgious
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Dixieland jazz
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early jazz, New Orleands, march oriented
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12 bar blues
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AAB lyrical pattern
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Lead sheet notation
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looks like sheet music but can be improvised upon
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Fake book
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collection of jazz standards and notations, skeletons of music, illegal
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Kora
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big stringed instrument, bridge harp of Aftrican tribe of Mande played by the Jali,
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Mbira
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thumb piano, lower notes in the middle, higher notes on the outside
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Marimba
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looks like a xylophone, played with softer mallets
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Highlife
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style of Afro pop with a Latin feel, sax and bass, simple, laid back
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Juju
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same concept as palm wine, except electrified and lots of drums
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Palm wine
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interlocking hockets played on acoustic guitar
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King Sunny Ade
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famous juju player
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Ladysmith Black Mambazo
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singing group from South Africa in 1980's that spread Afro-pop in the U.S, associated with Paul Simon
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Ostinato
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short bass line that repeates
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Hocket
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same thing as interlocking rhythm except with melodies
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Interlocking rhythms
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many small rhythms put together to make much more complex rhythm
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Jali
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oral historian, social critic of Mande tribe
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BaAka
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tribe in South Africa known as pigmes, no social structure, music is vocal
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Mande
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tribe in West Africa, 2 classes for socail structure, working class and professional class
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Ewe
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interlocking rhythms, call and response, mucis of drum ensembles, Mostly in Ghana, call and response
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Water Drums
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clay pot half filled with H20, used during Peyote ceremony, intense sound
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The rise
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change in intensity or notes used in Califonia Yuman tride
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Voacables
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nonsense syllables sung in songs
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49 songs
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informal, sung at pow wows, include English words
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Incomplete repetition
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certain things repeat in the song, but they are not repeated in exactly the same way throughout the song.
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Powwow
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tribes come together to have sing, music competitions, and celebrate
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Peyote Ceremony
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ceremony that takes course over an entire night, put together by the Native American Church
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Native American Church
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performs Peyote Ceremony
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Ghost Dance
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thought messiah would come to restore things to the way they were before the white man, combines Christianity
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Enemyway ceremony
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healing for when someone returns from war; 3 days; participants divided into 2 camps
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Nightway ceremony
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physical or emotional healing ceremeony
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He-ne-yo-we
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used many times in water drum music, similiar to amen
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Waila
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chicken scratch, sounds like Mexico music
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California-Yuman
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low for a long time followed by a rise; relaxed
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Plains
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starts high then goes low; singing competiitions at powwows
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Great Basin
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uses short phrases AABBCCDD exactly repeated
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Nortwest Coast
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flute; harmony; choral singing
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Athabascan
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sung on the beat; nasal
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Eastern
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call and response
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Pipa
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a lute, stringed instrument w/ a neck; 4 strings
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Qin
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7 strings, scholarly music, educated class
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Erhu
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sounds like a violin, 2 strings, sound box is small
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Xiao
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an end blown bamboo flute
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Pentatonic scale
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a collection of pitches using just the black notes on the piano
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Songs for the masses
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songs that promote a political agenda for the Communist party, Mao
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Jiangnan sizhu
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teahouse music in Beijing
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Programmatic music
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trying to tell a story (swan song)
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Heterophony
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instruments are playing the same basic music melody but decorating it in different ways
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Cui Jian
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rock star; Bob Dylan of China; criticized govn't and people
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Tuvan throat singing
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manipulating throat to hear only overtones
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Koto
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like qin, long board w/ strings across it, each string is plucked by a bridge
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Shamisen
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3 strings, sounds like a banjo, big triangular pick
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Biwa
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pear shaped lute, couse to pipa
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Shakuhachi
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flute, meditation, breath control
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Hichiriki
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double reed, loud, nasal sound
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Sho
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free-reed mouth organ, Japan, plays high shimmering notes
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Kabuki
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type of Japanese drama that developed in 19th century; colorful costumes, painted faces
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Noh
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old, traditional theater, very slow
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Bunraku
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puppet theater, humor in plot
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Butoh
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in rxn to bomb; slow; grotesque;
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Gagaku
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world's oldest orchestra music; 2 types Kangen, bugaku
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Shinto
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a religion, worships animals
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Jo-ha-kyu
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beginning,middle, end
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Mikagura
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ritual music for Shinto ceremony
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Matsuri-bayashi
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Shinto ceremonial music
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Minyo
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generic name for folk music in Japan
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Yo-pentatonic
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black notes on piano, used in Minyo musci
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In-pentatonic
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first black note , then half note, used in koto
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