Sub-Saharan Africa

Question 1

Atoke

Question 2

Call-and-Response

Question 3

Cross Rhythms

Question 4

Dance

Question 5

Dichord

Question 6

Diody

Question 7

Functionality

Question 8

Glissando

Question 9

Harmony

Question 10

Indeterminacy

Question 11

Kora

Question 12

Marimba

Question 13

Merriam, Alan P.

Question 14

Mixed Meters

Question 15

Organum

Question 16

Percussion

Question 17

Polymeter

Question 18

Polyphony

Question 19

Polyrhythms

Question 20

Sansa

Question 21

Shakere

Question 22

Sub-Saharan

Question 23

Talking Drum

Question 24

Thumb Piano

Question 25

Wachsmann, Klaus

Question 26

Xylophone

Question 27

Fuji

Answer 27

combination of traditional talking drum music, popular dance music, and Islamic Praise songs

Question 28

Kwela

Answer 28

uses penny whistles and one-string basses, South African styles, transformed in the 1960s into sax jive or mbaganga through the use of saxophones, electric guitars, and female choruses

Question 29

Mbalax

Answer 29

popularized new combinations of traditional instruments, styles, and forms with pop characteristics in Senegal

Question 30

Mbube

Answer 30

an a cappella style which introduced Western harmony in the 1920s and 1930s

Question 31

Isicathmiya

Answer 31

a cappella music in South Africa

Question 32

endere

Answer 32

Ugandan flute

Question 33

balafon

Answer 33

West African xylophone

Question 34

inanga

Answer 34

Ugandan zither

Question 35

akadinda

Answer 35

Ugandan lyre

Question 36

isicathula

Answer 36

a dance originated with diamond workers