Brazilian Music in Focus. Cannibalizing the World Foreign Cultural Sources Local, National, Foreign Mixtures Reinterpreting Local Tradition.

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Brazilian Music in Focus

Cannibalizing the World Foreign Cultural Sources Local, National, Foreign Mixtures Reinterpreting Local Tradition

Musical Instruments of Brazil Associations/Stereotypes Amerindian Flutes European Guitars African Drums

Stringed Instruments

Violão de sete cordas (seven string guitar) Violão (six string guitar)

Stringed Instruments Diego Figueiredo Paulo Martelli YouTube Example Violão

Stringed Instruments Violas Violas Dinâmicas

Stringed Instruments Violas YouTube Cavaquinho

Stringed Instruments Cavaquinho

Stringed Instruments Bandolim

Stringed Instruments Rabeca

Stringed Instruments Berimbau

Woodwinds, Brass, Aerophones

Gaita

Woodwinds, Brass, Aerophones Pífanos

Woodwinds, Brass, Aerophones Requinta

Woodwinds, Brass, Aerophones Trumpets Trombones

Woodwinds, Brass, Aerophones Accordion

PercussionPercussion

PercussionPercussion Repinique Tamborim Tarol Agogô

PercussionPercussion Cuíca Surdo Pandeiro

PercussionPercussion Atabaque LêLêLêLêRumpiRum

PercussionPercussion Zabumba

PandeiroPandeiro

Pandeiro as National Instrument Musical Versatility Rhythm Timbres Synthesis Commonplace and Widespread –National –Elite and Vernacular Intercultural Mediation

Pandeiro Contexts Devotional Processions Dramatic Dances Carnival Popular Music Traditions

João da Baiana Rio de Janeiro Interclass connections ( )

Marcos Suzano Virtuosity Technology Local/Global influences YouTube

Brazilian Carnival and the Samba Rio de Janeiros Samba Schools National impact 1930s and 1940s Popular Music Recordings

Carnival in Nineteenth- Century Brazil Entrudo Masquerade Balls Outdoor Parades Military and Civic Bands

String and Wind Bands in Carnival Ranchos and Blocos Carnavalescos Pau e Corda (wood and string) –Guitar, violin, mandolin –Flute, clarinet –Pandeiro

Black Carnival Traditions Maracatu Afoxé Escola de Samba

Folk/Popular Music Euro-Brazilian Country Roots –Forró –Música Sertaneja Afro-Brazilian Roots –Candomblé –Samba –Côco

National Popular Music Lundu/Modinha Maxixe Samba MPB Regional –Baião/Forró (Northeast) –Música Sertaneja (South)