Music Lit Unit 4: World Music

Match the following:

• Idiophones

• The instrument’s body itself vibrates to create sound by being either struck, shaken or scraped.

• Aerophones

• Sound is created through electric means, such as synthesizers

• Chordophones

• Something like animal skins or synthetic materials that are stretched over the base of the drum vibrate creating sound.

• Electrophones

• Instruments generate sound through the vibration of a string, whether it is plucked, bowed, or struck.

• Membranophones

• Sound is primarily generated by vibrating air (either through blowing or buzzing air into the instrument).

Match the following:

• Chordophones

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• Membranophones

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• Aerophones

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• Electrophones

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• Idiophones

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Match the following styles of music with their country of origin

• Celtic

• Hungary

• Polka

• Spain

• Flamenco

• Ireland

• Opera

• Czech Republic

• Romani Folk Music

• Italy

Match the instrument to the correct picture

• Accordion

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• Castanets

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• Bodhrán

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• Cajón

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• Cimbalom

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Tags

CCSS.RI.11-12.8

CCSS.RI.9-10.7

CCSS.RL.11-12.8

CCSS.RL.8.7

CCSS.RL.9-10.7

Match the following

• originated in Scottish music

• Gaelic

• handclaps/ FLAMENCO

• Bagpipes

• slight, rapid variation in pitch/OPERA

• Oboe

• often used in Celtic music

• Vibrato

• double-reed instrument from France

• Palmas

Match the following

• Balafon/similar to a xylophone

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• African Talking Drum/ Dundun

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• Goud shaker/ Shekere

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• Djembe/ hand drum

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Match the following

• Yoruba

• Vibrant, energetic music from Democratic Republic of Congo featuring electric guitar.

• Mbira

• Music from Zimbabwe and other parts from southern Africa that features the thumb piano

• Griot

• Music from east Africa that features instruments/music that blends African and Arab music

• Soukous

• Story teller, musician and oral historian from West Africa

• Taarab

• Music from Nigeria. Features talking drums.

Match the following

• Taarab

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• Gnawa

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• Mbira

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• Griot

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• Yoruba

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Match the following:

• Ancient Sumerians

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• Ancient Rome

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• Ancient Greece

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• Ancient China

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• Ancient Egypt

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Match the following

• Maqam

• Hindustani and Carnatic based on ragas and talas featuring instruments like sitar and tabla.

• Turkic Music

• Nomadic music featuring the dombra, komuz, and darbuka playing epic songs about heroes or myths

• Gamelan

• Features instruments like the balalaika, domra and accordion with long narrative stories about heroes

• Russian Folk Music

• Music from the middle east that has been around fro 1,000 years featuring the oud and qanun

• Classical Indian Music

• Featuring metallophones , rebab, suling flute, gong and drums used in religious ceremonies