Transcript World Music Spider Chart

World Music Spider
Charts
Slow
A little quicker
improvised / no
pulse
Gradually gets faster
Tempo
improvised
Now has pulse
and rhythm
Alap
Jor
has a drum beat
improvised
Gat – learnt melody
Jhala
Classical music
Raga (Scale)
Drone
Improvisation
Ornament / decoration
Bollywood Film Music
Harmony
Melody
Indian Music
Gat
Tintal (16 beat cycle)
Tambura (string)
Harmonium (keyboard)
Sitar (string)
Bhangra
Timbre
Tabla (Drum)
Tala - Rhythm cycles
Dholak (Drum)
Chaal 4/4 time
Fusion music - Popular and classical music characteristics
Rhythm
Rituals
Accompaniment for
Dance and Drama
&
Harvest
Entertainment
Ceremonies
Master Drummer
Rhythm
Talking Drum
Rhythm cycles
Polyrhythm
Cross rhythm
Djembe
Syncopation
Off Beat
Agogo Bell
Home made
African Music
Timbre
instruments
Griot - performer
Ostinato (repeating pattern)
Call and Response
Harmony in 3rds
Kora (String)
Mbira (Thumb piano)
Melody
Balaphon (xylophone)
Very narrow range
Oral Tradition
Voices
A cappella
Story Telling songs
Court & State
Ceremonies
Puppet & shadow
plays
Music is all
memorised
From Java & Bali
Accompaniment for
Dance, Poetry and
Drama
4 beats in a bar
gradually gets thicker
Heterophonic
Slenthem (glockenspiel)
Rhythm
Texture
Metallophones
Kenong (Pot Gong)
Gong Ageng (big)
Indonesian Music
Gongs
Balungan –
(main theme)
Ostinato
Gamelan Orchestra
Kengang (Drum)
Melody
Saron (xylophone)
Pelog (7 note
scale)
Timbre
Ornamentation
Suling (flute)
Rebab (fiddle)
Interlocking
melodies
Slendro (5 note
scale)
Pentatonic
Tempo – starts slow and gradually gets faster