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Where and when was salsa developed?

In 1960s and 70s in New York

Who was it developed by?

Cuban and Puerto Rican immigrants living in New York

What is salsa mainly based around?

the son

Describe the background of the son.

-Spanish arrived in Cuba in the late 15th century


-They turn natives into slaves


-After the natives died out they imported African in.


-African and Spanish music fuse to make the son.

After salsa became popular in America where did it first spread to?

Latin America countries such as- Colombia, Mexio and Venezuela

When and by who was the son introduced in the America?

By Cuban Musicians in 1930s and 40s

What did the Son fuse with to form salsa?

Jazz, pop, rock and other Cuban dance styles

What does salsa mean and how does this reflect the music?

Sauce - because the dance is very "hot and spicy"

Name a salsa composer

-Tito Puente


-Celia Cruz


-Eddie Palmieri


Describe the dance teps

-Danced in pairs in a close embrace


-consist four beat pattern- forward, backward, side, together


-spins, turns and holds are added


-enegetic

What sort of metre and time signature does it have?

-Duple metre


-2/4 or 4/4

Clap the two son rhythms and what was it originally played on?

Played on the claves

Played on the claves

What pattern is played on the piano?

montunpo - syncopated ostinato pattern

Name all the sections and what they consist of and what they do.

Rhythm section - piano, tres, bass, drum kit, cowbells, congas, bongos, timbales



Frontline Section - Brass instrument (trumpets, trombones, saxophones) and/or flutes



Singers - Pregon/ sonero and choro



-Sang in Spanish, call and response, have the main melody


-Piano & bass outline the chords


-Other instruments add fills


What chords are used? Is the melody simple or complex?

Primary chords= I IV V


Simple melody

What notes are used to make the chords more jazzy?

7ths, 9ths, 11ths

What intervals are used to harmonise?

Parallel 3rds and 6ths

What is the most common structure?

intro, one or more verses and a chorus