latin America

• New song
• a new song movement through which people stand up for thier own culture for themselves as a culture in the face of oppression by a totalitarian reime or in the fasce of cultural inperialism  from abroad
• southern south america 1950s-60s

Mini guitar made from aridillos

Shaken and beaten rhythmic instruments used in both salsa and through out latin america

• Great figure in Nueva Concion
• Chilain
• Used his songs to promote social issues
• killed in 1973 in a massicare/ military coup
• used metaphors

³/₄ and ⁶/₈ rhythms at the same time

the use of 2 or more melodic parts

the leader of Chilie for 3 years untill 1973 when there was a military coup.

An assertion that one thing is also something else, a comparison that typically enhances meaning.

Andian vertical notched flute

• Multifaceted artist
• A moving force in the Nueva Concion
• used more traditional music.
• before her, songs were not about peoples problems.

• an ensemble that formed in the 1960s
• Nueva Concion
• Accompanied  speakers for Salvador Allende's broad-bassed popular Unity party, which bad brough together workers, peasants and students into a mass movement.

Panpipe

ceremonial panpipe music from the altiplano or hgh plateau of peru-Bolivia

• a language spoken at the upper elevations of the andies mountains
• People who speak this take care of llamas, alpacas and sheep

• Indiginus people of south america before the spanish landed
• 1200-1533 C.E.

Large double headed drum, bass drum

• the melodie is spread out amoung several insturments. When one is playing the others are not.
• K'antu?

• a 5 note scale
• K'antu 

Small clusters of houses on the slopes of mount cotacachi, 1 of several volcanoes in the andes

• 1860 from saint john
• at that time it refered to either a type of song played at the festival or a type of dance performed at the festival.
• Vocal and instrumental
• Genre
• Isorhythmic
• Bimodality
• dance music

• Harp with a large base with 3 circular holes.
• Played in Imbabura province
• cedar and uses wooden nails.
• Sanjuan, Vacacion
• glope and glopeador

• egual rhythm
• same rhythm
• Sanjuans are

the change between major and its relative minor scales

the rhythm beaten on the harp sound box

musical time keeper

• A childs wake rituals
• a harpist plays a mixture of sanjuans and vacacion through out the night, each played at specific time.
• Cotacachi slopes.

• strongly percussive music 
• does not require golpeador
• purely instrumental
• lacks the regular stresses that characterize a particular cycles.
• not dance music
• Played at 2 ritual moments, the outset and any point the child is the center of behavior.