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Louis Guida has written: 'Blues music in Arkansas' -- subject(s): African American musicians, African Americans, Blues (Music), Blues musicians, History and criticism, Music
Jemima Harvey was the first African-American artist who really popularized blues music. She is a big role model to the blues music hall of fame.
African American music that combined blues and ragtime
African American music that combined blues and ragtime
his contribution was that he was the first African American to write and publish blues music so that's why he is known as the father of the blues
Blues
There are many, but if you're doing the Friday crossword,Blues is the one you need. Blues
A. X Nicholas has written: 'Woke up this mornin'' -- subject(s): Blues (Music), African Americans, Music, American poetry, African American authors
Blues music originated in the Deep South of America in the African American communities in the late 19th century. It came from work songs, chants, field hollers, and shouts sung by the African-American slaves. The Blues scale (around which much blues music is based) contains a chromatic passing tone between the 4th and the 5th scale tones. This came from African singing, which has a tone between each half tone of Western music.
Eric Sackheim has written: 'The Silent Zero' 'The Blues line' 'The blues line; a collection of blues lyrics' -- subject(s): African American authors, African Americans, American poetry, Blues (Music), Songs and music, Texts
Blues as a musical form began in the late 19th century, probably in the 1990's, and was first played by Afro-American itinerant workers in the Mississippi delta region.
Melisma is a common feature of West African music and the Blues. Pentatonic scales, which are prevalent in Blues music, are also found in Sudanese Haqiba music.