Marabi and Afrikaans music are some classic South African music styles. Reggae, gospel and kwaito are some more modern styles popular in South Africa.
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I am South African and I find African music to be more Rhythmic and feeling based, time signatures are sometimes ingored or complex. Most of the African music isn't recorded and is memorized. Western music is pretty much the opposite: There are time signitures, and the music is recorded. Of course, this is a generalization as different places in Africa will have different music and modern music is blurring the differences between styles of music.
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We have many African traditional 'folk' costumes/attire worn by different tribes but mainly at traditional functions. Each tribe has their own traditional gear - mostly very colourful and truly representative of our rainbow nation. But most South Africans wear normal western clothing from day to day.
They play music that sounds sort of like Jamican Music but they say it in a different language then we south Carolina people
People learned how to build traditional South African structures from their ancestors. By studying how things were made in earlier times they were able to repeat the processes.
Katherine Mallows has written: 'Chamber music by South African composers in South African libraries' -- subject(s): Bibliography, Chamber music
Traditional music from Sudan have many types of genres. South Sudan has rich folk music that reflects the cultures of the area. Northern Sudan music has tradition of lyrical music.
Some musical styles that were popular in the south after the Civil War included brass band music and folk music. Also popular were duels that included banjos, guitars, and other stringed instruments.
"Pantsula" is a uniquely South African street dance style that originated in the townships during the 1950s. It is characterized by fast footwork, intricate moves, and a blend of influences from traditional African dances, tap dancing, and hip-hop. Pantsula is not just a dance form, but also a way of life that reflects the resilience and creativity of the South African youth.