MUSIC and ARTS 10 Review 2nd Quarter

It come from the term “blue devils” meaning melancholy and sadness or blue indigo, a color worn by many West African cultures in death and mourning ceremonies to indicate suffering.

• Soul Vocal Music

• Maracatu Music

• Blues / Blues Vocal Music

• Spiritual / Spiritual Vocal Music

It is a form of religious song with roots in the camp meetings of the early 19th century shows a passionate song form in monophonic and a cappella and antecedents of the blues

• Maracatu Music

• Soul Vocal Music

• Spiritual / Spiritual Vocal Music

• Blues / Blues Vocal Music

It is an ancient carnival tradition from the northeast of Brazil that has its roots where Black African slaves formed religious brotherhoods to preserve their African culture and heritage

• Blues / Blues Vocal Music

• Soul Vocal Music

• Spiritual / Spiritual Vocal Music

• Maracatu Music

It is a type of an African a rope-tuned, skin-covered goblet drum played with bare hands.

• Agogo

• Kalimba

• Nyanga

• Djembe

It is a percussion instrument. It is a sound box with metal keys attached to the top to give different notes.

• Kalimba

• Djembe

• Agogo

• Nyanga

It is a type of music began when European settlers brought their music from overseas music incorporates the African music brought by the slaves transported to the Americas by the European settlers?

• Latin Music

• Tango

• Reggae

• Rhumba

It is from the Spanish word “tanner” meaning to play that has four beats in a bar, characterized by syncopated ostinato (repeated) rhythm and It frequently uses accented notes and features nostalgic lyrics, lamenting cruel destiny and lost loves

• Tango

• Paso Doble

• Rhumba

• Reggae

It is an unmistakable dance originated in Cuba in the 1940s which is a musical genre based on the rhythm of danzon-mambo but with a different structure and also shows a monodic vocal style.

• Reggae

• Cha-cha-cha

• Rhumba

• Foxtrot

It was coined around 1960 to identify a “ragged” style of chanting and emphasizes the syncopated beat.

• Cha-cha-cha

• Reggae

• Foxtrot

• Tango

It is also called Rumba shakers are untuned percussion instruments played by holding the handles and shaking.

• Maracas

• Bongos

• Guiro

• Cajon