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35 Cards in this Set
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Track 1- Title
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Alla Hai
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Track 1- Description
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Music for Egyptian zaar, healing ritual featuring drums and other percussion instruments. possessed female dances to rid her body of spirits
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Track 2- Title
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Ibis
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Track 2- Instrument
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Didjeridu
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Track 3- Title
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Kargyraa Moan
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Track 3- Description
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Paul Pena performs kargyraa throat singing style of Tuva similar to mongolian throat singing. Harmonics allow more than one pitch to sound at once.
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Track 4- Title
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Cantecul Miresei
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Track 4- Description
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Roma brass band of Romania. Long and short beats correspond to dance steps.
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Track 5- Title
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Kudi Kudi
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Track 5- Description
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Bhangra, dance music of India. Drums outline quadruple meter while shouts of hoi are syncopated.
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Track 6- Title
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Sarasamadana
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Track 6- Instrument
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Vina
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Track 6- Description
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South Indian classical music. Free rhythm improvisation. music becomes metric when drum enters
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Track 7- Title
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Eagle Dance
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Track 7- Description
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Dance music of Northern Arapaho. Features descending melodic phrases
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Track 8- Title
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A Funny Way of Asking
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Track 8- Description
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Blues scale, syncopated backbeat rhythm, 12-bar blues
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Track 9- Title
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Wave
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Track 9- Description
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Melody and chordal accompaniment
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Track 10- Title
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Chandmani Nutag
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Track 10- Description
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Mongolian khoomi- throat singing. Sings fundamental pitch and changes mouth position to isolate overtones
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Track 11- Title
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Gondang haro-haro
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Track 11- Instruments
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taganing (tuned drums) and sarune (aerophone)
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Track 12- Title
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Nyamaropa
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Track 12- Instrument
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mbira dzavadzimu (idiophone with metal lamellae)
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Track 13- Title
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Salla Alho Ala Mohammad
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Track 13- Description
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Sufi chant from Egypt. Heterophony (same melody played in varied versions at the same time)
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Track 13- Instrument
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nay (flute)
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Track 14- Title
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Elephant Hunting Song
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Track 14- Description
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polyphony (multiple melodies at the same time)
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Track 15- Title
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Ratita
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Track 15- Instrument
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Zampona (panpipes)
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Track 15- Description
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Hocketing (interlocking parts that produce a complete part)
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Track 16- Title
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Ingculaza
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Track 16- Description
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Polyphony, Song form IABABSB
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