Music in World Cultures Midterm
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Scottish outdoors pipe, compromised of an airtight bag made of animal skin or synthetic material
An Irish, indoor pipe, often sounding more sweet and quiet than other bagpipes
The part of the bagpipe that has the finger holes
The pipe through which a player blows to fill the air bag in a bagpipe
A genre of solo bagpipe music that consists of a set elaborate variations on a theme
A genre of Scottish and Irish dance music typically played on a bagpipe
Singing using vowels to mimic bagpipes
People moving outside of their historic homeland who maintain memories of their place of origin
Traditional Chinese music that depicts a story
The process of immigrants from a specific region that follow a group of people from the same group
A traditional Arabic song that alternates from free rhythm and metered rhythms
The system governing pitch and melody in Arabic music
Middle Eastern chordophone, similar to lute or guitar
An Arabic chordophone, played flat and similar to a steel guitar
Songs that emerged from traditional slave songs, combined with aspects of Christianity
The technique where one phrase is directly answered by another phrase
A Vietnamese zither with a pitch bending bar
The Vietnamese sixteen-stringed zither is called
The Vietnamese two-stringed lute
A group of songs organized around a theme
A Vietnamese song that utilizes Western instruments and Vietnamese lyrics, often drawing on Vietnamese folk songs
Vietnamese work songs
A type of ballad that commemorates important events and includes a responsorial vocal section that signals the capoeira game
A genre of music that commemorates important events and individuals, usually in strophic form
A Mexican and Mexican-American ballad that portrays a larger-than-life figure
People who follow the band in a jazz funeral, dancing as they go
A sacred vocal genre sung during worship ceremonies
An instrumental lament played at a slow tempo