Africa (1)
“Boomba” is an East African genre inspired by this style of music
Hip-Hop
Which country does K-Pop come from?
South Korea
Rajasthani musicians are born into their positions through a system called:
Castes
Pentatonic means:
5 notes in a scale
Congolese Rumba has a tempo that can be described as:
Medium-Slow
South African House Music is called:
Kwaito
A Phrygian scale is often used in music from which region?
The Middle East
Griots, Ashiqs, and Bakshy are all this kind of musician:
Traveling musicians
Call and Response is used most heavily in music from which continent?
Africa
A djembe is known as a:
Ikinimba is a traditional dance from this country:
Rwanda
Arabesque is a popular dance music from this country:
Turkey
In what musical tradition is a "raga" important?
Indian Classical (Carnatic) Music
A capella means:
Unaccompanied singing
Shaabi is most popular in which region of Africa?
North Africa
Zambian popular rock music is called:
Zamrock
Meykhana is known in Azerbaijan as:
National Rap
Is "Kuy" vocal or instrumental?
Instrumental
Polyphony means:
Overlapping melodies played at the same time
Nigerian musician Fela Kuti created this genre of music:
Afrobeat
This South African music features a capella group singing without accompaniment
Isicathamiya
What country is "Gamelan" from?
Indonesia
Tea-Picking Opera originates in this country:
Taiwan
A "work song" is a type of call and response song created by:
Enslaved Africans