W. African culture

England

Ghana

Morocco

Mali

A human face that is very realistic

A geometric shape

A stylized human face or muzzle of some animal

An organic shape

Art, Music, and Dance

Gold, Salt, and History

Dance, music, and salt

History, Sculpture, Masks

religious meeting

celebrations & parties

weddings

funerals

sing songs to ease the burdens of slavery

celebrate social occasions

express outrage at their social situation

introduce the Americans to a new style of music

leader shouts something and people will sing a reply

when the teacher asks you a questions and you know it

when you call someone on the phone and they answer

Sing-A-Longs

Call and Response

Rounds

None of the Above

Orally

Through Scribes and Transcripts

Writings on the Wall

Emails

True

False

Percussion (drums)

Gospel/Religion

Used for communication, teaching, praise, etc.

Instruments made from natural resources

involves community - participatory

while call and response are common in African music, this is not a form that is used in jazz

often the "call" is improvised

entertain

record history

teach principles of life and morality

provide patterns for problem solving

explain the difference between a sweater and a vest

wildlife

pastoral

magical realism

oral

written tradition.

oral tradition.

musical tradition.

True

False

True

False