soul musicblues

harmonicasophisticated

rhythmicrhythm

gospelimprovisation

syncopation

灵乐n. 布鲁斯音乐n. 口琴adj. 复杂的，高级的adj. 有节奏的n. 节律，节奏n. 福音音乐n. 即席演奏n. 切分音，切分节奏

Vocabulary

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What does music include?

MUSIC

Which music do you like?

二胡 琵琶

京剧

越剧

民族

美声

摇滚 说唱

R & B

抒情

choir: a group of people who sing together, especially in a church

band: 1 a group of musicians who play modern music together:The Beatles are probably the most famous band in the world.2 a group of fashionable young men or women who perform popular songs together and dance as a group:He made his name in the nineties boy band Boyzone, before going on to a highly successful solo career.

jazz: a type of modern music with a rhythm in which the strong notes are usually not on the beat and which is usually improvised

Jazz musicians play the instruments such as saxophones, drums, a double bass, piano, trumpet, etc.

saxophone萨克斯管

a double bass低音提琴

jazz drum鼓

trumpet喇叭，小号

piano 钢琴

gospel music: a style of religious music originally performed by black Americans

soul music: popular music which expresses deep feelings, originally performed by Black Americans:Soul music is often an affirmation of, and a manifesto for, black dignity.

blues: a type of popular music of the 1940s and 1950s which has a strong beat rhythm and blues (R & B)

What is the difference between a choir and a band?A choir is a large group of singers. A band is a small group of musicians. They play music and may also sing.

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What is the difference between the soul singer and the blues singer?Blues is often quieter than soul music, and people don’t usually dance to it.

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Gospel musicGospel music Jazz Jazz

Soul musicSoul music BluesBlues

churchchurchsouthern United Statessouthern United States

rhythmicrhythmicnineteenth centurynineteenth century

making it up as you playmaking it up as you playusing unusual rhythmsusing unusual rhythms

New OrleansNew OrleansAfrican AmericanAfrican American

sophisticatedsophisticatedguitar, piano, harmonicaguitar, piano, harmonica

southern U.Ssouthern U.SAfrican AmericanAfrican Americannineteenth centurynineteenth centuryfeatures

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