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MUSI 207 World Music Course Summary International Band

Each student will briefly present his/her instrument and play it with a musical selection of choice. While one student is presenting, the next “on deck” will be getting his/her music ready to go. After all have presented, we will play together.

Course Summary India (Northern Hindu, Southern Muslim) Middle East (monophony, ornamentation, improvisation) China (Politics: Confucius vs. Mao ZeDong) Japan (cultural and gender issues, Kabuki, Noh, etc.) Indonesia (Gamelan and influence of tourism) Sub-Saharan Africa (interlocking, call and response, com.) Europe (folk vs. urban, national styles) Latin America (socio-cultural heritage, social identity) Caribbean (shared colonial past, diversity and integration) Native American (supernatural, intertribal styles) Ethnic North America (commercialization vs. authenticity)

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Pause for a moment today and listen to the music of your soul.