Africa

Question 2

King Sunny Ade

Answer 2

Big juju player

Question 3

Fela Kuti

Answer 3

Famous Nigerian, organ and sax player, England education with SoCal and Nigeria, wealthy activist

Question 4

Ladysmith Black Mambazo

Answer 4

Afro pop band, 9 to 12 men with different ages, European harmony

Question 5

ostinato

Answer 5

Not only africa, repeating rhytmic figure or bass

Question 6

hocket

Answer 6

Like an interlocking rhythm with melodies

Question 7

interlocking rhythms

Answer 7

Several small rhythms that together make one complex

Question 8

jali or jalolu

Answer 8

Designated musician in mande tribe, historian, man or woman

Question 9

BaAka tribe

Answer 9

Nomadic tribe, yoda hockets, equal no one stands out

Question 10

Mande tribe

Answer 10

Gambia west coast, enslaved own people, working and professionals, had a jali

Question 11

Ewe tribe

Answer 11

Mostly ghana west coast, lots of precussion, no overarching heirarchy, call and response, boboobo song style, harmony is eruopean, missonaries

Question 12

kora

Answer 12

Bridge harp, big, vibrate, high is location and low as we know it, used in Afropop

Question 13

mbira

Answer 13

Thumb piano, astinato pattern, buzz type sound, low notes in the middle, all homeade

Question 14

Marimba

Answer 14

Sizes and tunning are different, nothing uniform, sometimes multiple people playing and like a xylophone

Question 15

highlife

Answer 15

Last of afro terms, 1970s, carribean influence, not as intricate, laid back and slow

Question 16

juju

Answer 16

second style in this, electric guitar, schintissors

Question 17

palm wine

Answer 17

Early style of afro pop, acoustic guitar, interlocking hockets, interlocking astenato, some english and along with Yoruba

Question 18

Afrobeat

Answer 18

Goes well with tradtion, a lot of based out of nigeria, yoruba language