Israli music
- Created by: KatieSwaine
- Created on: 26-11-19 14:42
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- Israeli folk music
- Hava Nagila
- 2/4 or4/4 time signature
- a bass part plays crotchet beats
- a chorded instrument plays off beat
- fast sped up tempo
- accelerando during the piece
- melodies played on clarinet, violin and accordion
- articulation including grace notes, pitch bends, slides, accents
- Klezmer
- popular form of folk music in current times
- influenced by European music
- instrumentation
- clarinet, violin, double bass guitar, accordion
- melody is based on types of maqam- a system of melodic modes or scales
- homophonic texture
- strong syncopated rhythms for dance music
- Folk
- mix of Palestinian instruments (oud, doumbek)
- aren't used as much
- European influences (accordion, guitar, clarinet)
- minor tonality
- syncopated rhythms
- improvisation and free rhythms
- heterophony texture
- chords based on maqam
- irregular time signatures
- mix of Palestinian instruments (oud, doumbek)
- Background
- Jewish people from across the world emigrated to Israel during the 20th century, bringing their musical traditions from the communities they came from.
- influences from Europe, Africa, Asia and middle east
- variety of instruments from different cultures.
- woodwind, brass, percussion such as accordion, clarinet, acoustic and bass guitars
- middle eastern instruments including kanun, oud, doumbek and tambourine
- Israel has a very complex and difficult history thats had an influence in the evolution of their music
- Hava Nagila
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