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4 stanzas follow same pattern a. action or problem a. action or problem b. reaction or solution |
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Poetical and Instrumental Call and Response Patterns |
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a collection of songs based on autobiographical text, usually sung by a male who accompanies himself on guitar or harmonica -disappointment,love, surprises, catastrophe,loneliness |
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1920s: Dominant Music Styles |
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Chicago Jazz vs New Orleans Jazz |
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A percussion (forceful) style of playing blues music on the piano, characterized by a repetitive bass figure on the left hand and Improvised melodies on the right hand. |
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Classic R & B (dates and origin) |
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Contemporary R & B (dates) |
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Regional Styles of Soul Music |
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Transitional Figures from Soul to Disco |
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Achievements of Disco Music |
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Evolution of Basic Styles of Rap |
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Origins of New Orleans Jazz |
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Collective (or group) Improvisation |
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Stylistic Outcomes of R & B |
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Harlem Renaissance (1920s-1930s) |
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middle class cultural and intellectual movement, which attempted o give artistic expression to the African American Experience |
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Modern Blues (dates and define) |
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Lead-Guitar Style of Modern Blues |
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