Music RotW - Israeli

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Influenced by …?

Middle East, West and Jewish Cultural

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In what languages are the lyrics of Israeli music typically sung?

Hebrew or Arabic

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Melody - What does the melody use?

Uses lots of ornamentation, grace notes, pitch bends, melisma

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Melody - What is a key characteristic of the vocals in Israeli music?

Very decorative

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What can happen to the Melody between the vocalist and the instruments?

Passed or doubled

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Rhythm - On which beat is the bassline usually played?

On the beat

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What Rhythm does the baseline usually play?

it plays in a crochet rhythm

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Harmony/Tonality - What does a bass instrument usually play in Israeli music?

The bass plays the tonic and dominant of the Chord (root and fifth note) ( if we look at a C Major chord (which has the notes C E G) the bass would alternate between the notes C and G on every beat.)

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Harmony/Tonality - In a C major chord, which note is the fifth note?

G

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Harmony/Tonality - In a C major chord, which note is the root note?

C

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When there is no singer (Vocals), which instruments usually play the Melody?

Clarinet, violin, accordion

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Which type of Instrument is the accordion?

A wind instrument

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What Western Instruments are commonly used in Israeli music?

Lead Male Vocalist

Drum kit - Snare Drum

Bass guitar

Guitar (electric/acoustic)

Flute

Clarinet

Violin

Vocals

Accordion

Synthesizer

Trumpet

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Which Middle Eastern Wind Instrument might be heard?

The Oud

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Besides Israeli Instruments, what others might you hear?

Palestinian instruments

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Which Middle Eastern percussion Instrument might be heard?

The Doumbek

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What does it mean when the Melody is described as doubled?

Played by more than one instrument

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What does it mean when the Melody is 'passed between instruments'?

Different instruments take turns playing it

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Describe the Tempo?

Presto - fast tempo, usually starts at a slow tempo but with a gradual accelerando and sometimes rallentandos. Israeli music is lively and upbeat.

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What is 'accelerando' and ‘rallentando’ ?

Tempo that gradually increases, Tempo that gradually decreases.

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What is the Time Signature?

2/4 or 4/4 - Simple time

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What is the Rhythm like?

Syncopated with Syncopated Chord

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Rhythm - Which instruments play the Syncopated chords?

The chordal instrument in Israeli music (e.g. the guitar or synthesizer) will play the chords off beat (syncopated)

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What is the Texture like?

Melody and Accompaniment, Homophonic.

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Artist Band or Performer?

Yannis Parios, Le Trio Joubran, Effi Netzer

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What is the Structure like?

Verse-Chorus

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Melody - What is the Phrasing like?

the phrases are usually balanced and two bars long, and most of the phrases follow a conjunct melodic shape

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Where is is usually perfomed?

Weddings and Bar Mitzvahs etc.