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| Binary type of form; seen often in Scotland, Ireland, Britain, France |
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| Call & Response; overlapping parts; Ground Elaboration parts |
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| Plays banjo; went to Africa to learn musical heritage |
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| Spirit possession ceremony in Zimbabwe |
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| Pause between phrases in a piece of music; stopping point |
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| Musical dialogue; one person makes a statement and someone responds (subseherent African Music) |
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| Foreign occupation for the excitation of resources |
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| type of texture; polyphonic texture, mutiple voices equally competing for “brain space” |
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| Anthropologist; developed the non-verbal communication theory which states that human beings are driven to synchronize with one another |
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| electromagnetic field; electrical guitar |
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| Group of musicians playing together |
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| Piano, Harmonica, Mriba, Harp |
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| feeling of well-being; batteries being recharged during a feeling of optimal experience (playing music, chess etc) |
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| The way melodic material is organized into a larger piece of music |
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| simultaneous variations ; (children singing; traditional irish music) |
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| involves harmony; everyone’s playing harmony at different pitch levels |
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| type of sign; through resemblance |
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| rigid instrument; resonator and vibrator are the same; whole thing vibrates (bells) |
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| ideophonic instrument; spiritual tool; drives dancing |
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| Coherent succession of pitches |
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| type of texture; way voices interact; fixed pitch |
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| type of instrument; stretched skin on the membrane |
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| music is in the middle; then musicians; then audience; then community; then history |
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| study of musical instruments |
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| (partial vibrations) responsible for timbre; ex 2 guitar strings : 1 steel, 1 bronze sub variations on the strings will vibrate different than steel |
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| (African or polka music) they want to engage the audience |
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| short complete musical idea |
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| tone determined by frequency of vibration |
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| speaking multiple languages; characteristic of people living in Africa |
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| part of an instrument that amplifies |
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| 3 aspects- pulse, meter, tempo |
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| study of signs/significance |
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| Anything that has significance |
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| capable of engaging frequency; violin |
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| invite spirit of dead into room |
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| human beings have an innate drive to synchronize |
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| perceived speed of a piece of music |
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| Friends with Zimbabwe president; guitar player; took traditional music and combined with guitar |
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| An instrument has to vibrate in order to function. |
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