WORLD CULTURES 6 Chinese Music. Music Vocabulary Tempo – how fast/slow the music goes.

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WORLD CULTURES 6 Chinese Music

Music Vocabulary Tempo – how fast/slow the music goes

Music Vocabulary Timbre – unique sound quality

Music Vocabulary Duration – length of time the music lasts

Music Vocabulary Dynamics – how loud or soft the music is Crescendo – the music gets louder Decrescendo – the music gets softer

Purposes of Music Ceremonial – for cultural/religious reasons  Examples: weddings, baptisms, celebrations, etc.

Purposes of Music Artistic – for expression of ideas; meant to be heard

Purposes of Music Recreational – for fun/entertainment

History 4000 BC! 212 –books/music burned  philosophers buried alive

Musical Instruments Silk  Zither with silk strings String  Pipa (lute/guitar)  Guzhong (like a dulcimer)

Today’s Music Lots of Western influence  Where does this Western influence come from? Lots of Japanese influence Political music dramas Beijing Opera