REVIEWER IN MUSIC

Africa Home to approximately 800 million people from different cultural backgrounds an traditions This continent is the birthplace of one of the worlds most unique musical styles

Music An integral part of the lives of the African people

Traditional African music Functional It is used to worship and courtship, for easing up hard work, and simply fro giving pleasure or entertainment It is basically an expression of life through sound

Griots Highly-skilled musicians which pass on tribal history through oral traditions

Soukous Congolese guitar band music One of the most influencial styles of popular music in Africa, which s influenced by AfroCuban music

Latin America Refers to the countries found on the South American continent, as well as the entire Caribbean

Native American music Origin of Latin American music

3. Bongo drum- a pair of drums struck by the hands 4. Congo drum- single extra-tall bongo, struck with the players hand. This comes in different four sizes . 5. Cabasa- looks like a wooden spool with metal beads wound around it and a wooden handle. 6. Steel drums- tuned metal barrels String Instrument 1. Puerto Rican Cuatro- a small four-stringed instrument similar to the largest ukulele 2. Tiple- it has four double or triple sets of strings that are used to accompany a certain music. It is found in the andes mountain regions of Venezuela and Colombia . 3. Charango- lute-shaped instrument with five pairs of strings.originally, its made from an armadillos shell Wind Instrument 1. Panpipes(antaras or zampoas)- type of woodwind instrument from the Andes mountains, now Peru. 2. Trumpets- wind instruments that are made from conch shells, tree barks, and bamboo.

Latin American musical styles 1. Calypso- form of music and dance popular in the Caribbean which reflect political and socioeconomic problems. 2. Rumba- an Afro-Cuban song and dance music that is polyrhythmic and is natural and spontaneous in its movements 3. Merengue- is well known vocal and dance music that was adapted from the Dominican Republic . 4. Tango- emerged at the end of the 19th century from Buenos Aires 5. Salsa- musical style that was developed in New York City by the urban Caribbean Hispanics. Latin American musical instrument Percussion Instrument 1. Maracas- pair of dried gourds with wooden handles. They are played by shaking. 2. Claves- pair of round, hard-wood sticks that are tapped together.

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1600-1750-Baroque period 1620-Puritans reached New England 1649- Beheading of Charles I 1662- Restoration of Charles II as King of England 1626- Completion of the St. Peters basilica 1621-1622-Pluto and Proserpina 1623-David 1647-1652-Ecstacy of St. Teresa 1599-1600-The Calling of St. Matthew 1602- Taking of Christ 1609-The Rising of Lazarus 1656-1666-The Baldacchino 1750- Neoclassical Period 1776-American Declaration of Independence Day 1789-The Fall of the Bastille 1793-the Execution of Louis XVI 1798- Publication of the Lyrical Ballads 1787-1793- Cupid and Psyche 1784-1785- The Oath of the Horatii 1834- Antiochus and stratonice 1627- The Death of Germanicus Early to Mid-19th century- Romantic Period 1804- proclamation of napoleon as Emperor 1814- invention of the fisrt working steam engine 1848- French Revolution 1814-The Execution of the Third of May, 1808 1830- Liberty Leading the people 1822-23- Mad Woman with a Mania of Envy 1800s- modern art May 1847- a group of young artist held their own art show in Paris 1874-Impression:Sunrise 1937-guernica 1928-modern art in the Philippines has been developed 1928-The Sketch 1972-Napoleon Abueva was proclaimed national artist 1953-Kaganapan 1955-Kiss of Judas 1957-Water Buffalo