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The Original Dixieland Jass Band was founded in ______ in 1916.
The Original Dixieland Jass Band was founded in ______ in 1916.
New Orleans
The term 'Jazz' was adopted by the Original Dixieland Jass Band in ______.
The term 'Jazz' was adopted by the Original Dixieland Jass Band in ______.
late 1917
Latin American music incorporates influences from ______ and Portugal.
Latin American music incorporates influences from ______ and Portugal.
Spain
Styles such as cumbia, tango, and ______ are examples of Latin American dance music.
Styles such as cumbia, tango, and ______ are examples of Latin American dance music.
African influences are evident in the music of the Caribbean and Latin ______.
African influences are evident in the music of the Caribbean and Latin ______.
Traditional African music is often used in ______ rites such as marriage and worship.
Traditional African music is often used in ______ rites such as marriage and worship.
The marimbas of South Mexico and Guatemala are instruments of ______ origin.
The marimbas of South Mexico and Guatemala are instruments of ______ origin.
Traditional music in Africa is often viewed as ______ related or social in nature.
Traditional music in Africa is often viewed as ______ related or social in nature.
Jazz music originated from African-American communities in ______.
Jazz music originated from African-American communities in ______.
Jazz is characterized by heavy ______, polyrhythms, and syncopation.
Jazz is characterized by heavy ______, polyrhythms, and syncopation.
African music was passed down through ______ from generation to generation.
African music was passed down through ______ from generation to generation.
The emotional expression of jazz often conveys feelings of ______, sorrows, and injustices.
The emotional expression of jazz often conveys feelings of ______, sorrows, and injustices.
The spread of African music worldwide was influenced by ______ and the African slave trade.
The spread of African music worldwide was influenced by ______ and the African slave trade.
African music has influenced genres such as ______ and salsa.
African music has influenced genres such as ______ and salsa.
The history of jazz music dates back to the late ______ and early 20th century.
The history of jazz music dates back to the late ______ and early 20th century.
Jazz music's style developed through influences from different national, regional, and ______ music cultures.
Jazz music's style developed through influences from different national, regional, and ______ music cultures.
The music style known as ______ originated from African-Americans in the Southern US.
The music style known as ______ originated from African-Americans in the Southern US.
Blues music often expresses a wide range of emotions, reflecting the injustices and feelings of ______ experienced by black Americans.
Blues music often expresses a wide range of emotions, reflecting the injustices and feelings of ______ experienced by black Americans.
The typical structure of a blues song is in a twelve ______ format.
The typical structure of a blues song is in a twelve ______ format.
Blues lyrics traditionally feature a three-line stanza in which the second line ______ the first.
Blues lyrics traditionally feature a three-line stanza in which the second line ______ the first.
Famous rhythm and blues singers, such as ______, have contributed significantly to the genre.
Famous rhythm and blues singers, such as ______, have contributed significantly to the genre.
The blues style utilizes ______ notes to convey deep emotional content.
The blues style utilizes ______ notes to convey deep emotional content.
The music often reflects a sense of ______, capturing the emotional struggles of its origins.
The music often reflects a sense of ______, capturing the emotional struggles of its origins.
Blues music uses a strong ______ and emphasis on singing to convey its messages effectively.
Blues music uses a strong ______ and emphasis on singing to convey its messages effectively.
Flashcards
Maracatu
Maracatu
An ancient carnival tradition in northeastern Brazil, rooted in the music and traditions of African slaves.
Blues
Blues
A 19th-century music style from African Americans in the Southern US, expressing emotions.
Soul Music
Soul Music
A late 1950s/early 1960s pop genre, combining African-American gospel, rhythm and blues, and jazz.
Call-and-response
Call-and-response
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African Music Influence
African Music Influence
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Globalization Impact
Globalization Impact
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African Slave Trade
African Slave Trade
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Blues Emotional Expression
Blues Emotional Expression
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Origin of African Music
Origin of African Music
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Spread of African Music
Spread of African Music
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Jazz Music Origin
Jazz Music Origin
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African Music Changes
African Music Changes
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Jazz Characteristics
Jazz Characteristics
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Jazz Emotional Content
Jazz Emotional Content
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Jazz Global Influence
Jazz Global Influence
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Original Dixieland Jass Band (ODJB)
Original Dixieland Jass Band (ODJB)
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Latin American Music
Latin American Music
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Latin American musical styles
Latin American musical styles
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African influence on Latin American music
African influence on Latin American music
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Traditional African music
Traditional African music
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Jazz recording
Jazz recording
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Musical characteristics of jazz
Musical characteristics of jazz
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Caribbean music influences
Caribbean music influences
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Study Notes
Music, Arts, Physical Education, and Health
- This module focuses on African and Latin American music
- The module aims to help students understand the role of culture and traditions in music creation
What I Need to Know
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Music is important in various aspects of life—work, rituals, entertainment, and communication
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African and Latin American music showcase these prominent characteristics
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Early African music transmission was oral, passed down through generations.
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Colonization by European powers played a role in spreading African music.
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Factors like government, colonization, independence, and globalization influence changes in African music
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African music is a significant element in the development of various global music genres, including reggae, salsa, and samba.
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Latin American music is diverse, encompassing the music of Mexico, Central America, South America, and most of the Caribbean colonized by Spain and Portugal.
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It's influenced by indigenous cultures, European colonization, and the mixture of races, and religious beliefs.
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Contemporary styles arose from different influences and include unique instruments and styles like cumbia, tango, chacha, rumba.
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Traditional African music serves a range of purposes, including ceremonial practices, such as birth, death, marriage, worship, and social gatherings
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It often plays a significant role in cultural and communal activities
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Styles of African Music: Afrobeat, Apala, Axe, Jit, Jive, Juju
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This music often features complex rhythms and dense textures.
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Instruments used may include various types of drums, talking drums, stringed instruments (like the kora), and idiophones or percussion instruments.
Historical and Cultural Background of African Music
- African music has a rich history, passed down through generations
- The spread of African music was influenced by European colonization and the African slave trade
- Despite changes in its forms (instruments and styles), African music remains significant today, integrating elements from other cultures.
Historical and Cultural Background of Latin American Music
- Latin American music blends elements from indigenous, African, and European cultures
- Various influences have shaped its diverse styles and instruments
- The influence of colonization, trade routes, and globalization shaped musical expression.
- Elements of traditional music remain influential in Latin American music
What's In
- Review activities to assess prior knowledge
- Activities may include identifying musical styles or genres
- Activities may involve listening to and analyzing different musical pieces.
What's More
- Activities to further explore the concepts from the lesson
- Example is a PMI Chart focusing on strengths, weaknesses and interesting details about African and Latin American music
What I Have Learned
- Questions designed to test students' understanding of concepts
- These questions often explore common characteristics and notable historical moments in African and Latin American Music.
Venn Diagram Questions
- Students use a Venn Diagram to identify similarities and differences between African and Latin American Music.
- The Venn diagram encourages the identification of common features and distinctive aspects in both music forms.
Assessment
Contains various multiple choice and short answer questions
- Tests student understanding of the studied topics.
- Provides an overview of specific details from the lessons.
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Description
Explore the vibrant sounds of African and Latin American music in this module. Dive into how culture and traditions shape music creation and understand the impact of historical events like colonization on musical evolution. Discover the global influence of these rich musical traditions.
