Music of Latin America and the Caribbean
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978-0-13-183944-1 (ISBN)
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The Music of Latin America and the Caribbean is the first text written on the rich musical heritage of this region specifically for the non-music major. The text is arranged by region, focusing on the major countries/regions (Mexico, Brazil, Peru, etc. in Latin America and Jamaica, the Virgin Islands, Haiti, etc. in the Caribbean). In each chapter, the author gives a complete history of the region’s music, ranging from classical and classical-influenced styles to folk and traditional music to today’s popular music.
Chapter 1: Latin American Music: An Overview
Introduction
Indigenous Cultures Before 1492
Pre-Columbian Music
1492 and the Advent of Syncretism
The White Legend and the Black Legend
The Emergence of Mestizo Culture
Mestizo Music
European Culture in America
The Emergence of African Culture
Religious Syncretism
Modern Native Societies
· Indigenous Music Today
Latin America Today
Chapter 2: The Classical Tradition
Introduction
The Colonial Period
Colonial Church Music
Instrumental Music
Musical Syncretism
TheVillancico
Art Music in Colonial Brazil
The American Baroque
Colonial Opera
The Fall of the Colonial System
The Nineteenth Century: Romanticism in America
Romantic Opera
The Twentieth Century: Nationalism in America
The Aztec Renaissance
Brazil
Argentina
Other Nationalist Styles
Latin American Modernism
Chapter 3: Mexico
Introduction
Historical Overview
The Mayas and Other Early Mexican Cultures
The Aztecs
Aztec Instruments
Aztec Music
The Conquest and the Colonial Period
Mexican Independence
Mexican Celebrations
Patriotic and Religious Celebrations
Day of the Dead
Mexican Native Traditions
Modern Maya Music
Modern Aztec Music
Los Concheros
Other Native Traditions
Mexican Folk Music
Canción
Orquesta Típica
Mexican Dances
The Son
Regional Traditions
Southeastern Mexico
Danzón and Bolero
Son Jarocho
Son Huapango
The Marimba
Central and Western Mexico
The Charro
Canción Ranchera and Mariachi
Son, Jarabe and Bolero
The Borderland Region
Corrido
Dueto Singing
Norteño and Conjunto
Tejano and Tex-Mex
Banda
Popular Music in Mexico
Música Tropical
Pop
Nueva Trova
Chapter 4: The Spanish-Speaking Caribbean
Introduction to the Caribbean
Caribbean History
Caribbean Culture
Native Musical Traditions
African Religions and Rituals
Modern Caribbean Music
Cuba
Introduction
Historical Overview
Instruments and Elements of Cuban Music
The African Roots of Cuban Music
Santería
Other Afro-Cuban Rhythms
The Spanish Roots of Cuban Music
Cuban Dance Music
Son Montuno
The Cuban Song Tradition: Trova and Bolero
Cuban Music Leaves the Island
Cuban Music Since the Revolution
Nueva Trova
Salsa
The 1990s
Puerto Rico
Historical Overview
Spanish Roots: Jíbaro Music
Décima and Seis
Aguinaldo
Danza
African Roots
o Vejigantes
o Bomba
o Plena
Bomba and Plena in the 20th Century
· Puerto Rican Popular Music · Reggaetón The Dominican Republic
Afro-Dominican Styles
Palos
Cocolos
Syncretic Styles
Merengue
Bachata
Chapter 5: The English- & French-Speaking Caribbean
Jamaica
· Afro-Jamaican Traditions o Maroon Nation: Obeah o Bongo Nation: Kumina o Revival Zion and Pocomania o Rastafarianism o Rastafarian Music o Jonkonnu · Jamaican Popular Music o Harry Belafonte o Mento o Ska o Rocksteady o Reggae o Bob Marley and The Wailers o Dub Music o Dancehall and Ragga Trinidad · Trinidadian Carnival · Early Song Forms: Kalinda and Lavway · Calypso · Tamboo Bamboo · Steel Pan · Soca · Rapso · Parang · Chutney The French-Speaking Caribbean Haiti
Historical Overview
Sidebar: Négritude and Haitian Art
Vodou
Rará
Secular Dances
Compas andCadence
Martinique and Guadeloupe
Drumming in the French Antilles
African-Derived Dances
Bamboula
Kalinda
Bélé
Gwo ka
European-Derived Dances
Carnival
Zouk
Contemporary Trends
The Garífuna
Garífuna Music
Punta Rock
Chapter 6: Brazil Introduction
Historical Overview
Saudade
Religious Syncretism
The Roots of Brazilian Music
Brazilian Musical Instruments
Afro-Brazilian Folk Dances
Capoeira
Carnival
History of Brazilian Carnival
Samba
The Escolas de Samba
Carnival Today
The Northeast
Baião andFossa
Forro
Other Rural Styles
Musica Popular Brasileira
Modinha, Lundu andMaxixe
Choro
The Golden Age of Musica Popular Brasileira
TheBossa Nova Phenomenon
After the Bossa Nova
Tropicália
The Post-Tropicália Explosion
Chapter 7: Colombia & Venezuela
Introduction to South America
Colombia
Historical Overview
Music of The Interior
Bambuco
The Caribbean Coast
Cumbia
Modern Cumbia
Porro
Vallenato
The Pacific Coast
Currulao
Popular Styles
Salsa
Champeta
Venezuela
Historical Overview
Venezuelan Instruments
Música Llanera
Joropo
Venezuelan Christmas Music
Parranda and Aguinaldo
Gaita
Afro-Venezuelan Music
San Juan Bautista
San Benito el Moro
San Antonio de Padua
Corpus Christi
Caribbean Styles
Calipso
Música Tropical
Chapter 8: The Andean Region
Introduction
The Incas
Inca Music
The Modern Andean Region
Andean Music
General Characteristics
Andean Instruments
Notched Flutes
Panpipes
Other Wind Instruments
Charango
Drums
Percussion
Other Andean Instruments
Andean Ensembles
Andean Rituals
Inti Raimi
La Fiesta del Apóstol Santiago
La Fiesta del Gran Poder
Pachallampe
Andean Song: Yaraví
Andean Dances
Huayno
Sanjuán
Danza de las Tijeras
Carnival Dances
Andean Music in a Modern Context
Peru
Historical Introduction
Afro-Peruvian Music
Música Criolla
Criollo Songs
Criollo Dances
Tondero
Zamacueca andMarinera
Vals Criollo andPolca Criolla
Estudiantinas
Peruvian Popular Music
Chicha
Chapter 9: The Southern Cone Region
Introduction
Argentina
Historical Overview
The Gaucho
Payada
Milonga
Tango
Origins
Guardia Vieja
Guardia Nueva
Carlos Gardel
After Gardel
Nuevo Tango
Ástor Piazzolla
Other Folk Dances and Songs
Zamba
Chacarera
Chamamé
Música Tropical
Cuarteto
Bailanta
Cumbia Villera
Chile
The Huaso
Chilean Folk Songs
Poetas Populares
Tonada
Folk Dances: Cueca
The Popularization of Chilean Folk Music
Nueva Canción
Origins
Nueva Canción’s Political Outlook
The Peak of Nueva Canción
The 1973 Coup d’État
Canto Nuevo
The 1990s
| Erscheint lt. Verlag | 22.11.2010 |
|---|---|
| Verlagsort | New York |
| Sprache | englisch |
| Maße | 152 x 228 mm |
| Gewicht | 470 g |
| Themenwelt | Kunst / Musik / Theater ► Musik |
| ISBN-10 | 0-13-183944-6 / 0131839446 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-0-13-183944-1 / 9780131839441 |
| Zustand | Neuware |
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