The instrument itself vibrates to produce sound
What are idiophones?
This research method distinguishes ethnomusicology from other studies of music
What is participant-observation?
The jam session/dance party in which sones jarochos are traditionally performed
What is fandango?
This type (or "shape") of dancing is prevalent both in the Altiplano and among Native Americans
What is circle/circular dancing?
The Northern Paiute prophet who began the Ghost Dance Movement
Who is Wovoka?
The kazoo's category
What is membranophone?
The kinds of music that ethnomusicologists study
What is "all music"?
A Costa Chican friction drum that produces a deep vibrating sound
What is Bote (or Arcuza or Tigrera)?
A snare drum found in the Andean mountains of Bolivia
What is Caja?
An important food source for Plains tribes that is also a common subject of Ghost Dance songs
What is buffalo?
The 3 sub-categories of chordophones
What are lutes, zithers, and harps?
The creator of the word "ethno-musicology"
Who is Jaap Kunst?
What is Teponaztli?
The hocket-style of playing melodies in a sikuriada
What is "trenzado"?
The Diné word for "gods-their-grandfathers," which is also a song style
What is Yeibichai?
What are chordophone and zither?
The first systematic study of non-western music, which privileged quantitative research
What is Comparative Musicology?
Pole descenders of Puebla and Veracruz since Pre-Conquest
What are Voladores?
Runners spreading news throughout the Incan Empire
What are Chaskis?
The event that ended the Ghost Dance religion
What is the Wounded Knee Massacre?
The thumb piano's category AND sub-category
What are idiophone and lamellophone?
Jimi Hendrix protested the Vietnam War in his rendering of this song at Woodstock in 1969
What is "The Star-Spangled Banner"?
The god invoked in this style
Who is Ruja?
The Andean region in which this music originated
What is the Altiplano?
The name of the ceremony in which this song is performed
What is Nightway?