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Independent sounds, multi-layered |
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spirit possession, celebrate ancestors
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pop music genra, African Spirit Music captures Thomas Mapfumo
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communal lifestyle, no hierarchy, egalitarian, nomadic |
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oral historians, geneologists, diplomats |
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Wooden Xylaphone or marimba |
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small plucked lute, kontingo |
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Improvised, “declamatory” style |
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Ethnic group in Togo, have dance clubs? |
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Western Nigeria, Republic of Benin, mythology, cults |
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Orisha; deties as a whole |
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set of drums, comes from creator god |
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the one you squeeze in ur pit, 2 heads, same pitch
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Mother drum, lead drum, gets solos, 1 high tone 1 low tone |
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around WWII 40s, latin music, calypso, some jazz
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evolves into Juju, Western Nigeria, sung in Yourban, electric guitar, pedal-steel guitar, organ, keyobards, King Sunny Side
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Yourban from Western Nigeria, singer/sax player, Africa 70
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American R&B influenced, blaring horns, deep grooves, lengthy
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afro-cuban influence, Tanzania ; Uganda, Sam Mamgwana “Suzana”
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5-6 stringed bowl shaped lyre |
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middle eastern sounding, heterophonic |
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Malagasi ; French, Tarika (pop music) marovany zither box shaped
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Emabhaceni (zuli orxhosa a cappella) |
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Djama Kaissoumou (wassoulou) |
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