MAPEH 2ND QTR REVIEW 1ST PART

is incorporated spirituals, work songs, field hollers, shouts, chants, and rhymed simple narrative

ballads from the African-American culture.

• Paso Doble

• Maracatu

• Cumbia

• Blues

with their figurative lyrics and religious themes, are crucial

antecedents to the development of the blues genre

• Spiritual Traditions

• The spiritual and gospel music traditions

• Gospel Music Tradition

• Spiritual and Glory Traditions

combines the strong rhythms of African percussion instruments with Portuguese melodies.

• Cumbia

• Parallel Thirds

• Maracatu

• Paso Doble

is a characteristics of Latin American music were singers and instrumentalists added a

second melody two scale steps away.

• Cumbia

• Maracatu

• Blues

• Parallel Thirds

is a Latin American genre that came from melodies which are danceable.

• Cumbia

• Blues

• Parallel Thirds

• Paso Doble

means "two steps" in Spanish

• Cumbia

• Blues

• Paso Doble

• Parallel Thirds

is called verse-repeating form, chorus form, or one-part song form

• Call and Response

• Strophic Form  

• Soul music

• Lindy Hop

combines rhythm & blues, and gospel music. Catchy rhythms stressed by hand claps.

• Soul music

• Strophic Form  

• Call and Response

• Lindy Hop

is a succession of two distinct musical phrases usually rendered by different musicians, where the second phrase acts a direct commentary on or response to the first.

• Strophic Form  

• Call and Response

• Soul music

• Lindy Hop

is typically danced to big-band swing-style.

• Call and Response

• Strophic Form

• Lindy Hop

• Soul music