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| stratification of rhythmic density |
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| core melody in Javanese gamelan |
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| principle of unplayed melody in Javanese gamelan |
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| Indonesian shadow puppetry |
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| Religious practice in Java |
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| Religious practice in Bali |
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| core melody in Balinese gamelan |
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| elaborating instruments in Balinese gamelan |
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| tuning system in Balinese gamelan |
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| many eastern european rhythms alternate patters of what? |
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| songs that follow isorhythms |
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| 20th century ___ realism was dominant theme in eastern european music |
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| musical structure based on repeating cycles |
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| kebyar ensemble found where? |
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| Balalaika comes from where? |
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| bowed chordophone that plays elaborating melodies |
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| principle of interlocking patterns |
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| highest pitch set of interlocking instruments |
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| middle pitch set of interlocking instruments |
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| lowest pitch set of interlocking instruments |
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| what religious tradition does dangdut celebrate? |
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| songs with short repeating patterns |
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| multiple strings tuned to same pitch |
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| in arabic music, set of pitches and particular practices |
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| arabic music rhythm patterns |
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| arabic music, one song form based on ten-beat patterns |
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| small ensemble of ud, qanun, riqq, violin, nay, and voice |
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| iranian music, pitch set with related melodic elements |
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| iranian music, brief melodic elements |
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| muslim sect that embraces music and poetry in worship |
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| klezmer, jewish music, comes from _____ people |
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| members of jewish diaspora that settled in spain and portugal |
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| tibetan ritual music accompanies ______ spiritual practice |
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| vocables used to speak drum patterns |
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| opening, non-pulsatile section of raga |
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| extended, metered section or raga |
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| oldest hindustani practice |
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| most widely practiced hindustani singing |
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| lack of semi-tones, chinese music |
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| chinese large bell ensemble |
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| two modes in chinese opera? |
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| japanese small dance ensembles |
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| ensemble that features sweet falsetto tones of a male singer and two guitars and violin |
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| latin americans of mixed race |
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| processionals and folk religious dramas |
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| juxtaposition of simple triple and compound duple meters |
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| stamping, boot-tapping dances |
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| jarocho ensemble contains? |
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| stylized martial art dance |
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| musical bow tapped with a stick and equipped with half-gourd resonator placed against chest |
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| percussive samba bands made famous by use in carnival festivities |
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| medium-sized deep cylindrical drum |
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| friction drum, rub hands along stick thats attached to drum's head |
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| cylindrical drumw ith snares (small wires that rattle against the head |
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| musica popular brasileira: brazilian popular songwriters |
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| small guitar-like lute resonator made from armadillo shell |
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| most popular dance in Andes |
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