Is Zydeco the Music of the french speaking African American of south louisiana
gospel music. negro spirituals.
The new form of music that combined West African music with African American spirituals is known as "blues." Emerging in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, blues music incorporates elements such as call-and-response patterns, rhythmic complexity, and expressive lyrics, reflecting the experiences and struggles of African Americans. It laid the groundwork for various other music genres, including jazz, rock, and R&B.
Are you talking about Goths as in people into the Gothic Music scene? Yes there are African Goths, African-American Goths, Japanese Goths. It's just a style of music and a music subculture and people all over the world like it.
Michael jackson.
what are the names of some famous african american music stars?
African American creativity in music and literature during the Harlem Renaissance
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Work music is prevelant. Frequent use of "call and response" form of singing.
Flamenco is Spanish, not African American. It originated from Andalusia, which is in Southern-Spain.
Kwanzaa, gospel music--
African music is originated from AFRICA and is from their spirits and souls, where as pop music is American and although it may come from the soul, it's still not as original as African music. Hope that answered your question! :P
Is Zydeco the Music of the french speaking African American of south louisiana
gospel music. negro spirituals.
Negro spirituals played a crucial role in the development of African American music and culture by serving as a form of resistance, expression of faith, and preservation of African heritage during times of slavery and oppression. These spirituals laid the foundation for various music genres like blues, jazz, and gospel, influencing the evolution of African American music and culture.
A. X Nicholas has written: 'Woke up this mornin'' -- subject(s): Blues (Music), African Americans, Music, American poetry, African American authors
No, she is African American and partly Native American