Using call and response in Samba music
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- In this lesson, we will be looking at Samba music and layering different rhythms over the top of each other. We will learn a new 'call and response' song and carry on improvising in different ways; learning tips and tricks; with songs and pieces of music.
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5 Questions
Q1.
What is call and response?
A repeated pattern or phrase
Rhythm patterns where stressed notes are placed off the beat
The heartbeat of the music
Q2.
What techniques did we learn today when improvising?
To add a dance routine to make it more interesting
To improvise as fast as possible
To wait and leave rests
Q3.
What is the rhythm?
The heartbeat of the music
When we use our bodies to create sound
Q4.
Where does the song 'A Keelie' come from?
England
Spain
Trinidad
Q5.
How do you play 'plug the gap?'
Copy the same pattern back
Layer clapping with the other player
Sing a song