European Musical Instruments are far more sophisticated then anything the aboriginals had. Aboriginal music was very much limited to percussion didgeridoo and singers.
it has to do with the past basically is was a stronger music note
An Ensemble This actually depends upon how many people you have, and what kind of instruments they are playing. A large group playing traditional European instruments is called an orchestra. A smaller group playing traditional European instruments is called an ensemble. A group playing more modern music is called a band.
It's an Australian Aboriginal instrument, so "Australian Aboriginal music" would be most accurate, but for the sake of a more common term: "tribal music".
Electronica Techno Trance House Rave Lots of European, Russian and Asian music has a lot of electronic sounds as well
Instruments used in Cuban music include the claves, maracas, guiro, thumb piano, the cowbell, and other percussion instruments such as the bongos and conga drums. Some European-style instruments such as the guitar are also used.
it has to do with the past basically is was a stronger music note
The Metis are a group of people in Canada who are descended from the marriages of members of aboriginal people of Canada (such as the Cree, Ojibway, Algonquin, Saulteaux, Menominee, Mi'kmaq, Maliseet) to Europeans. Their music is also a blend of aboriginal and European music, made with the fiddle, the concertina, the harmonica, the hand drum, the mouth harp, and finger instruments such as bones or spoons. The music supports The fiddle, which plays the melody, is telling the story as the other instruments provide the rythmn. Unlike other forms of music, traditional Metis style fiddle music is not contained in a bar structure and this creates a bounce to the tune that is unique to North America and can still be heard across Northwestern Canada and the United States.
World music genres include reggae, salsa, flamenco, and gamelan. These genres differ from traditional Western music in terms of scales, rhythms, instruments, and cultural influences. World music often incorporates non-Western scales, complex rhythms, and unique instruments, reflecting the diverse cultural traditions from which they originate.
The rendition of jazz music was influenced by the European musical instruments used by the Afro-Americans.
Sergio Paganelli has written: 'Musical instruments from the Renaissance to the 19th century' -- subject(s): European Musical instruments, Music in art, Musical instruments, Musical instruments in art, Pictorial works
A quartet in music is a group of four musicians who perform together. It typically consists of four instruments or voices, such as a string quartet with two violins, a viola, and a cello. Quartets differ from other musical ensembles in their smaller size and the specific combination of instruments or voices they use.
Richard M. Moyle has written: 'Songs of the Pintupi' -- subject(s): History and criticism, Folk music, Pintubi (Australian people), Music 'Polynesian sound-producing instruments' -- subject(s): Musical instruments 'Songs from the second float' -- subject(s): Music, Social aspects, Social aspects of Music, Social life and customs 'Balgo' -- subject(s): Aboriginal Australian Songs, Australian aborigines, History and criticism, Kukatja (Australian people), Music, Songs, Aboriginal Australian
An Ensemble This actually depends upon how many people you have, and what kind of instruments they are playing. A large group playing traditional European instruments is called an orchestra. A smaller group playing traditional European instruments is called an ensemble. A group playing more modern music is called a band.
Ethel Rosenthal has written: 'The story of Indian music and its instruments' -- subject(s): History and criticism, Indic Music, Indic Musical instruments, Music, Music instruments, Music, Indic, Musical instruments, Musical instruments, Indic
No Aboriginal music was passed down through word to mouth. Meaning they never wrote it down.
It's an Australian Aboriginal instrument, so "Australian Aboriginal music" would be most accurate, but for the sake of a more common term: "tribal music".
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