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Cards (26)

Section 1

(26 cards)

crackets

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2 pieces of metals often played with the guembri

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rebab

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bowed instrument entered through Asia antecedents

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hybrid, transcultural: romani/arabic/amazigh/iberian/persian influences in what music

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flamenco

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sabicas

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Romani heritage; left Spain during the civil war

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Fatima tabamrant

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occurs internationally and is political in moroccan parliament al

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palmas

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clapping

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bulerias

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tomatito- renowned guitarist

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early Cordoba

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the center

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Amazigh "berber"

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indigenous groups of Maghreb; speak variety of dialects of mutually intelligible but sociologically distinct languages

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North Africa

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"Maghreb" (place of setting sun)

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tonas

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pre flamenco song styles

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Gnawa

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considered sacred; patients temporarily gives up body to spirits so it may enjoy song and dance

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Nuba

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musical form of Andalusian music in 1 mode with multiple instrumental and vocal parts

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Guembri

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"strange" instrument with 3 strings (very famous instrument); low sound played with drums and voice

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ziryab

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lived throughout North Africa and in Coroba; credited with influencing music and culture of Andalusia and Maghreb throughout its subsequent circulation translate to "blackbird"

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raysa

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traveling singers who included current events in song that had moral messages

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flamenco

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derived from Andalusian folk music in Southern Spain

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solea

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street performance in southern Spain "Mother of Flamenco Singing" foundational to many flamenco styles emotional intensity

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Seville and Cadiz are centers of what music

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North Africa

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ahwash

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participative festival within the community

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Amazigh, Islamic, and Arabic cultural practices are established where

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al Andalus

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Tamaticht

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main language of Africa

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Dorsaf Hamdani

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Tunisian violinist, singer, musicologist

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sabicas

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flamenco is literally "flemish" meaning

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gypsy

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al andalus

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711 becomes part of Umayyad caliphate

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