MUSIC OF THE 2OTH CENTURY
AFRICAN MUSIC
JAZZ MUSIC
AFRO-LATIN MUSIC
POPULAR MUSIC
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This electronic instrument used in recording, playing back and storing sound.

Audio Samplers
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It refers to a song in religious form that originated in the camp meetings of the Great Awakening of the early 19th century.

Spiritual

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sprang from post-slavery African-American culture as the children of slaves settled in big cities in the late 19th century.

Jazz Music

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This music was started in Jamaica, but has its roots in New Orleans R & B.

Reggae

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It is any light, simple song, having two or more stanzas all sung to the same melody.

Ballad

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It refers to the production of electronic hip-hop music during recordings when human drummers are not available.

Drum Machines

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This is an African pipe

Nyanga

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is a musical style with the hybrid fusion of jazz and rock in the late 1960s and early 1970s.

Jazz Rock

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It is a dance form of African origin which later evolved into an African-Brazilian invention. Batucada is the most adventurous kind of this dance

Samba

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also known as pop standards, american standards or jazz standards are traditional compositions that originated from the 1910s.

Standard

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This electronic instrument used to function like sound modules, but they come compact size.

Tabletop Synthesizers

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

Kalimba

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It is a jazz style that featured complex melodies and chord progressions and it is not adaptable to dancing.

Bebop

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It is a social dance of Cuban and Puerto Rican influence. It contains the elements of the swing and hutle plus the complex Afro-Cuban and Afro-Carribean dance form of pachanga and guaguanco.

Salsa

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Alternative music is an umbrella term for underground music that emerge in the punk rock movement during the mid-1980s.

Alternative music

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This refers to a music in which either composition or method of performance is determined unpredictably.

Chance Music

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From what classification of musical instrument is Agogo?

Idiophone

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Is a jazz group that consists of 10 or more musicians who use many instruments like trumpets, saxophones etc.

Big Band
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It was a breakaway from the unusual accent of the fourth eight note of mambo.

Cha-cha

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is a genre of popular music that originated and evolved in the U.S. during the late 1940s and early 1950s.

Rock and Roll

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He was an American composer, accordionist, and a central figure in the development of experimental and post-war electronic art music

Pauline Oliveros

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Give at least two (2) Chordophones

Kora

Adungu

Uhadi

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Give the four Jazz music and other forms

Bebop

Ragtime

Big band

Jazz Rock

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It is a courtship dance originated in Panama that brings together the three cultures, African, Indigenous and European.

Cumbia

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This is a dance-oriented pop music

Disco