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Page 1: Popular music (spanish folklore and urban)

POPULAR MUSIC

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Remember...

– Cultured Music is written, theorical, it requires years of

study to be performed, is led to an specific public...

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On the contrary...

– Popular Music: is aimed at all audiences, has a comercial

purpose, musicians are often not professionals, is not

written...

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we distinguish two

types of popular

music....

Depending on the

FUNCTION of the

music,

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1) Traditional/Folkloric Music

● It has a SOCIAL function, because is

performed at the important events in

the community. – 'Canciones de trabajo'

● Panaderas de Zamora

● Canciones de la mina

– 'Canciones de juego'

● Al corro de la patata

– 'Canciones de cortejo'

– Etc.

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● It has a COMMERCIAL function,

because it is made to be consumed

for a public.

1) Urban music

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Other differences between

Traditional Music and Urban Music

are...

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Traditional

Urban

The author is unknown, Written and sung

is performed by amateur by 'professional

musicians‘ musicians.

Is spread mouth by mouth Is spread by the

media

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TRADITIONAL /

FOLKLORIC

MUSIC

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Ethimology

The word FOLKLORE comes from the english

words:

– Folk: people (pueblo)

– Lore: knowledge (conocimiento)

– *This word appears in the XIXth century, when

the interest for the popular traditions appears.

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Ethnomusicology

● Musicology: Science that studies the

music

– Ethnomusicology: Part of the

musicology dedicated to the traditional

music

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Thus, every country has its

own folklore, but we are

going to study the Spanish

Folklore.

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ROMANCE

Lyric: Narrative song telling historic

episodes, love stories or social events.

Romance del Conde Olinos

Music: Strophic song, that repeats an only

Theme (melody).

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JOTA

● Although the most famous jotas are from Aragón y

Navarra, we can find many kinds of jotas in all

the regions.

● 'Jota' comes from 'Xotar' (saltar)

The Jota is a song to dance in a ternary rhythm with instrumental accompainment, usually performed in a fast tempo.

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● Acitivity 1:

Ask your parents, grandparents, neighbours... about traditional songs.

-1º)Prepair a small questionary:

- About the interviewed: name, age, profession

- About the song: title, how did he/she know about it, function and way to sing it (with dance, with instruments...)

-2º)Ask the person to sing the song and record it

-3º)Select three recordings and make an exposition to your class.

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Folkloric Instruments

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Many instruments come from other cultures

and are then accepted in the cultured music:

– Guitar, Lute, Rabel... come from the arabic music.

Sometimes, the people take the objects from

the cotidian life:

– Pan, bottles, mortero...

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We can see some of these instruments in the

'tuna' (click on the picture)

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● Activity 2:

● Make a work, in pairs, with pictures and music

about the folklore from one part of Spain,

including information about the music, dances,

instruments, main festivities and typical

dresses.

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Urban Music

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In the Xxth century, two big musical movements

will change the music tradition:

● Jazz, in the 1st half of the century

● Rock, in the 2nd half.

Both originated from the BLUES

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BLUES

Is a melancholic character style of Song ('blue' means sad).

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It originated from the

union of black slaves songs

from the Mississippi...

...and the european

harmonic tradition

*Watch the beginning of Feel Like Going Home, by Scorsese

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The Blues has a 12 bar structure (with the basic

chords on I,IV and V) that will be the base for

Rock & Roll.

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JAZZ

Is an style based on the improvisation.

Is influenced by the syncopated rhythms of the ragtime and uses the militar bands wind

instruments.

*A short documentary about the Jazz origins

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Rock & Roll

It originated from the mix of Blues, Country,

Electric guitar and Drums.

It appeared in 1954 withthe song Rock around the clock.

Elvis Chuck Berry Jerry

Lee Lewis

*One of the best movies about rock is Great Balls of Fire

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Soul Is the black vocal music

Aretha Franklin

Ray Charles

Other movies:

● Cadillac Records

● The Supremes

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FOLK

The american folk comes from the Blues and

often uses the harmonic and the guitar.

One type of american folk is the Country, that has

irish influence.

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POP

Melodic lines from Folk

+

Electric guitar from Rock

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ROCK

Critical lyrics

+

Distorted guitars

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Other styles born from Pop, Rock

and technologies are

Heavy Metal Punk

*Heavy metal develops in many styles

* Punk presents very critical lyrics and a very simple melodies and

harmonies, with fast rhythms.

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Grunge Hip hop

*Kurt Cobain, from Nirvana, became an icon for his generation.

*Hip Hop is not only a music, is an urban style (rap, breakdance, graffiti)

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Electronic Music

The appearance of the synthesizers, the beat

boxes and the samplings from funk songs

resulted in several styles like electro-funk and

techno.

One of the first groups were Kraftwerk and Afrika Bambata