Music in World Culture take two
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
Achimevu | Anlo-Ewemembranophone master drummer |
Axaste | Ewe idiophone gourd rattle |
Gangoki | Eweidiophone double bell |
Kaganu | Anlo-Ewemembranophone high drum |
Kidi | Anlo-Ewemembranophone middle drum |
Sogo | Anlo-Ewemembranophone low drum |
Poly-rhythm | Anlo-Ewesimultaneous occurrence of two or more conflicting rhythms |
Sitar | Hindustani(North)chordophone |
Tabla | Hindustani(North)membranophone |
Tambura | Hindustani (North) |
Alap | Hindustani(North)introduction monophonic |
Gat | Hindustani(North)metric composition homophonic |
Raga | Hindustani(North)controls pitch |
Tala | Hindustani (North)controls rhythm |
Bansuri | Karnatak (South) aerophone |
Mridangam | Karnatak (South) membranophone |
Tambura | Karnatak (South) chordophone |
Alapanam | Karnatak (South) introduction heterophonic |
Kriti | Karnatak (South) metric composition homophonic |
Ragam | Karnatak (South) controls pitch |
Talam | Karnatak (South) controls rhythm |
Molimo | BaMbutiaerophone (horn) |
Molimo Ceremony | BaMbuti |
Jali | Mandemusicians |
Sula | Mandeupper class |
Nyamalo | Mandespecialized craft as profession |
Kora | Mandechordophone- lute |
Bafalon (Bala) | Mandeidiophone |
Birmintingo | Mandesoloist improvised interludes |
Kumbengo | Mandeaccompanies the voice (kora)- ostinato |
Donkilo | Mandebasic vocal melody |
Sataro | Mandeimprovised, declamatory singing style |
Kudeketera | Shona"text", uses Shona poetry, midrange |
Kutsinhira | Shona"to follow" |
Kushaura | Shona"to lead" |
Hosho | Shonaidiophone rattles |
Mbira dza Vadsimu | Shonaidiophone 22 keys, fan shape, buzzers, in a gourd |
Huro | Shonahigh pitched vocal yodeling |
Bira Ceremony | Shonatrance induction ritual "consultation" music at core |
Mahonyera | Shonalow pitched moaning, sound not words |
Hocket | BaMbutialternating melodic fragments combined to create a full melody |
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