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FNA 101 Final Exam (first set)

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Roots reggae music
was widely perceived as a voice of the oppressed
Reggae is based on
Ska, that evolved next into rocksteady before becoming "reggae roots music"
Jamaican musicians dramatically slow what in reggae?
tempo of ska, whose energetic rhythms reflected the optimism from Jamaica's independence from Britain
Reggae evolved from
increasingly politicized lyrics that addressed social and economic injustice
During reggae's development
the connection to the Rastafarian religion became stronger * Endorses the sacramental use of ganja (marijuana).
what is Kumina
an earlier Jamaican religious tradition that ritualized communication with ancestors
The main artist that began the globalization of reggae
Bob Marley
Mele Hula
is a traditional Hawaiian chant enhanced by a dance which incorporates a large number of instruments to accompany it
Ukulele
The modern musical instrument symbol of Hawaii
Pahu (simple drum)
used either by itself or in combination with the small coconut shell drum puniu tied to one of the drummer's thighs
Ipu
stamped (and also struck) vessel idiophone used for the accompaniment of Hawaiian hula
ULĪ'ULĪ
vessel-rattle idiophone
Kā'eke'ek
stamped-tube idiophone used for the accompaniment of Hawaiian hula
'Ili'ili
set of four stones used as a concussion idiophone for the accompaniment of Hawaiian hula
Pū'ili
rattle idiophone used for the accompaniment of Hawaiian hula
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