MIDTERM REVIEW - Fall 2018

FOLK / NEGRO SPIRITUALS

Blues post

Muddy Waters played a significant role in the growth of Chicago blues, bringing the music to a wider audience and electrifying it. With songs like

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Gospel Post

History of Gospel Gospel music originated in the 19th century within the black and white community. Along with ragtime, blues, and jazz, gospel was becoming

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Negrospiritual post

Negro spirituals originated in the early 18th century during the time of slavery in the United States, blending African musical traditions with Christian hymns and biblical themes.

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JUBILEE QUARTETS

Jubilee Quartet

Jubilee Quartet The spirituals and labor songs of Africans held in slavery gave rise to the popular African American vocal group singing style known as

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Jubilee Quartet Post

How the Golden Gate Quartet created Doja Cat’s Vegas “ Golden Gate Quartet Gospel Train The Golden Gate Quartet’s unique jazz-esque, swinging, acapella blended the

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Jubilee Quartet

Jubilee Quartet Jubilee Quartets were ensembles typically comprised of 4-5 African American men who utilized their voices as instruments while harmonizing with one another. Jubilee

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RAGTIME

Gospel Post

History of Gospel Gospel music originated in the 19th century within the black and white community. Along with ragtime, blues, and jazz, gospel was becoming

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Jazz Music and Its Origins

Jazz Music Jazz music is one of America’s greatest cultural contributions to the world, characterized by its vibrant rhythms, improvisational style, and unique blending of

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All That Jazz

This a post about Jazz music starting from the history, the musical elements that make jazz music and Black women’s role in jazz music

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Jazz Post

Jazz Post The History of Jazz Jazz is deeply rooted in the African American experience, coming out in the early 20th century as a synthesis

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BLUES

Blues post

Muddy Waters played a significant role in the growth of Chicago blues, bringing the music to a wider audience and electrifying it. With songs like

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Gospel Post

History of Gospel Gospel music originated in the 19th century within the black and white community. Along with ragtime, blues, and jazz, gospel was becoming

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Negrospiritual post

Negro spirituals originated in the early 18th century during the time of slavery in the United States, blending African musical traditions with Christian hymns and biblical themes.

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The Essence of the Blues

Naturally, Blues’ rich roots were planted in Africa. The genre is deeply emotional and based on the spirituals, field hollers and call-and-response music traditions in

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CLASSICAL

She who Blessed Me

Alice Lucille Coltrane Swamini Turiyasangitananda Alice Lucille Coltrane also known as Swamini Turiyasangitananda is known as a jazz musician, composer, band leader and spiritual leader

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Blues Music – Maya Khorshed

Blues Music Introduction With roots pulling from Western and Central Africa, enslaved Africans brought their cultural practices to North America. They used these practices to

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