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    Music of Africa

    •African music has been a


    collective result from the
    cultural and musical
    diversity of the more
    than 50 countries of the
    continent.
    TRADITIONAL MUSIC OF

    AFRICA
    AFRICAN MUSIC STYLES AND
    GENRES
    1. Afrobeat 5. Jive
    2. Apala 6. Juju
    3. Axe 7. Kwassa kwassa
    4. Jit 8. Marabi
    Afrobeat
    Afrobeat is a term used
    to describe the fusion of
    West African with black
    American music.
    Apala (Akpala)
    Apala is a musical genre
    from Nigeria in the Yoruba
    tribal style to wake up the
    worshippers after fasting
    during the Muslim holy feast
    of Ramadan.
    Axe
    Axe is a popular musical genre
    from Salvador, Bahia, and
    Brazil. It fuses the Afro-
    Caribbean styles of the marcha,
    reggae, and calypso.
    Jit
    Jit is a hard and fast
    percussive Zimbabwean
    dance music played on drums
    with guitar accompaniment,
    influenced by mbira-based
    guitar styles.
    Jive
    Jive is a popular form of
    South African music featuring
    a lively and uninhibited
    variation of the jitterbug, a
    form of swing dance.
    Juju
    Juju is a popular music style
    from Nigeria that relies on the
    traditional Yoruba
    rhythms,where the
    instruments in Juju are more
    Western in origin.
    Kwassa Kwassa
    Kwassa Kwassa is a dance style
    begun in Zaire in the late 1980’s,
    popularized by Kanda Bongo Man.
    In this dance style, the hips move
    back and forth while the arms
    move following the hips.
    Marabi
    Marabi is a South African three-chord township
    music of the 1930s-1960s which evolved into
    African Jazz.
    Possessing a keyboard style combining
    American jazz, ragtime and blues with African
    roots, it is characterized by simple chords in
    varying vamping patterns and repetitive
    harmony over an extended period of time to
    allow the dancers more time on the dance floor.
    VOCAL FORMS
    Of African Music
    Maracatu
    The maracatu groups were called
    “nacoes” (nations) who paraded with a
    drumming ensemble numbering up to
    100, accompanied by a singer, chorus,
    and a coterie of dancers.
    Blues
    The notes of the blues
    create an expressive and
    soulful sound.
    Soul
    Soul music was a popular music
    genre of the 1950’s and 1960’s.
    It originated in the United States.
    It combines elements of
    African-American gospel
    music, rhythm and blues, and
    often jazz.
    Call and Response
    Much like the question and answer
    sequence in human communication,
    it also forms a strong resemblance to
    the verse-chorus form in many vocal
    compositions.
    Spiritual
    The term spiritual, normally associated
    with a deeply religious person, refers
    here to a Negro spiritual, a song form
    by African migrants to America who
    became enslaved by its white
    communities.
    Latin American
    Music Influenced by
    African Music
    Vocal & Dance
    Forms
    of Latin American
    Music
    Popular Music
    Folk Music
    Ballads Country & Western Music Standards

    Blues Ballads Rock & Roll Disco


    Pop Standard &
    Jazz Ballads Pop Music Hip Hop & Rap

    Pop & Rock Ballads Alternative Music


    Popular Music

    It was developed in 20th


    century and literally means
    music of the populace.
    Philippine Popular Music
    Original Pilipino Music (OPM)
    It pertains to the Philippine pop song, particularly
    ballads, such as those popular after the fading of
    its predecessor , the Manila Sound in the late
    1970s.
    MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

    of Africa
    MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
    of Latin America

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