Traditional or folk music
Functions of traditional music
Instruments
Traditional dances and flamenco
Spain and its folk music
100

What is traditional or folk music?

it's the music that comes from a particular region or culture 

100

What kind of songs help babies sleep and usually have a repetitive structure?

Lullabies / music for relaxing.

100

Which family of instruments is fundamental in traditional music?

Percussion instruments.

100

What Spanish art form includes music and dance and developed from Andalusian tradition?

Flamenco

100

Which cultures left their mark on the Iberian Peninsula and influenced Spanish folk music?  

Celts, Iberians, Phoenicians, Greeks, Romans, Visigoths and Arabs.

200

How is folk music passed on from generation to generation?

Orally

200

What type of songs make hard physical work easier?

Work songs

200

What are the two wooden shells joined by a string and hit against each other called?

Castanets

200

What are the three fundamental elements of flamenco?

Toque, cante and baile.

200

What are songs performed in groups while walking through the streets called?

Ronda

300

Why did many rural musical traditions start to disappear at the beginning of the 20th century?  

Because of industrialisation and the migration of rural communities to cities.

300

What type of traditional music was used in the past to inform people and tell stories?

Music for storytelling.

300

Which wind instrument has a leather bag and a double reed?

Bagpipe

300

where is the sardana from?

Cataluña

300

What traditional Spanish ensemble is made up of university students who sing and play string and percussion instruments in the streets?

Tuna

400

Why are there many versions of the same folk melody?

Because folk music was passed on orally and changed many times over the years.

400

What type of music was believed to have magical properties and could change the forces of nature?

Music for rituals

400

Which small instrument from the Canary Islands has five strings and is of Arabic origin?

The timple

400

where is the Muñeira from?

Galicia

400

What 19th-century musical movement used typical features from traditional music?

Nationalism

500

Who preserves folk music and keeps it alive, even if they are not professional musicians?

Members of the community / folk music performers.

500

What two musical characteristics does music for dancing usually have?

 A clear structure and rhythm.

500

Which string instrument has a wheel that rubs the strings and a keyboard to press the strings?

The hurdy-gurdy

500

What are flamenco palos distinguished by?

By musical features such as rhythm or meter, character, verse structure, geographical origin and whether or not they include guitar accompaniment.

500

What is the tuna made up of?  

University students who sing and play different string and percussion instruments in the streets.