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Music Appreciation

American Innovations in the Arts

TermDefinition
Fuging Tunes Hymns or psalm tunes with brief polyphonic sections that have imitative entrances
Call and Response A phrase sung by a leader is responded to by a group
Polyrhythms Distinctly different rhythm patterns being played at the same time
Field Hollers Rhythmic free singing among field workers
Work Songs Singing in rhythm with the work being done
Front Line Responsible for playing the melody; usually made up of one/two cornets (or trumpets), one clarinet, and one trombone
Rhythm Section Responsible for the basic beat and accompaniment; made up of a string bass, guitar or banjo, sometimes piano, and sometimes drums
Scat Singing When the singer sings nonsense syllables instead of words; became a basic element of jazz vocal styles
Polytonality The simultaneous use of two or more keys
Cue Sheets Told the musicians exactly when to start and stop playing the suggested music in order to make sure that it matched the action of the film
Vitaphone System An invention that allowed music recorded on phonograph records to be played simultaneously with the film; produced by the Warner Brothers Studio in 1926
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