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WORLD MUSIC
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AFRICA Ghana Africa is a continent made up of many different countries and cultures As an example we will look at one country and one small part of its music
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Ghanaian Drumming There are various styles of music but the most well known is the tradition of drumming. These Ghanaian men are playing Djembie drums
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Drums of Ghana Djembe drums “Talking” drums
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Ghanaian Drumming Ghanaian Drum Ensemble: A group of percussion instruments - drums, shakers and bells - which are played together. The music comes from the West African country of Ghana. Here is an example of African drumming.
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Rhythm Grid 1 2 3 4
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1 2 3 4
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1 2 3 4
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1 2 3 4
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Where is India? India
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Indian Music The main instruments areThe main instruments are The SitarThe Sitar Tabla DrumsTabla Drums
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Indian Music The SitarThe Sitar Modes are played over a drone:Modes are played over a drone:
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Indian Music The TablaThe Tabla Two Indian drums which normally accompany a sitar performanceTwo Indian drums which normally accompany a sitar performance
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Indian Music Here is an example of Tabla and Sitar playing togetherHere is an example of Tabla and Sitar playing together
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Where is Indonesia? Indonesia
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Indonesian Music Musically, we are going to look at two islands in particular Java Bali
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Indonesian Music Indonesia is made up of several islands Bali and Java are the best known A popular form of indonesian music is the GAMELAN Java Bali
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Indonesian Music The Gamelan is the name of the band and is made up of: Gongs Java Bali Metallophones Drums
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Indonesian Music Java Bali
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Indonesian Music Java Bali
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Where are the Caribbean Islands? Caribbean (West Indies)
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There are many different types of music spread throughout the islands of the Caribbean More recently there has been the pop music of the region: Reggae, originating in Jamaica and made famous by Bob Marley in the 1960s and 70s Older than this is Calypso – the folk music of the Caribbean
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The Steel Band consists of several steel pans or drums These were originally made from upturned oil drums
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The surface was heated and dented into the required “notes” There are large bass steel drums, drums for the middle register notes And high sounding ones as well
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Where is Latin America? Latin America
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Lively music from South America Features a lot of percussion Rhythmically complicated
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Latin Percussion Instruments You will remember many of them from the Primary Music cupboard Maracas Guiro Agogo Conga Drum
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There are many lively dances that come from this region The Samba is usually Accompanied by lots of percussion The Salsa is a “saucy” dance as its name suggests
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