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11 Cards in this Set
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Irish Air vs English language song
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AABA vs ABBA; Irish air has larger range
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Portaireacht bheil
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dydeling
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three types of Irish instrumental
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harp tunes; slow air; fast dance
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Irish solo dancing vs group
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solo dancing is reel, jig, hornpipes- competitive
group is polka, slow paced set dance, slide- social |
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Africanisms
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tonal/conversational;
improvisation; complex polyphonic structure; layered ostinatos w/ varied repetition; distinctive pitch systems & scales; timbral variety |
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instruments of fontomfrom
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dawuro (idiophone; rhythmic foundation); from, eguankoba (1+2), atumpan (all membranophone)
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jeli families & instruments (+order of prominence)
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Balafon: Kouyate
Ngoni (banjolike instrument): Diabate Kora (harplike): Sissoko |
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Regions of Peru:
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Andes, Amazon, coast
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Languages of Peru:
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Spanish, Quechua, Aymara
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Andean instruments:
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bombo (drum); siku (panflutes); tarka (flutes); quena (flutes)
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Afro-Peruano instruments
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Quijada (jawbone intruments); cajon (box drum)
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