Yiri - Koko 5.0 / 5 based on 1 ratingTeacher recommended ? MusicKokoGCSEEdexcel Created by: Victoria HeapCreated on: 17-05-13 15:46 What kind of music is Yiri? West African 1 of 20 What are professional West African musicians called? Griots 2 of 20 How is musical knowledge passed on? Oral tradition 3 of 20 List the features of west african music 1-call-and-response, 2-improvised melodies, 3-repetition 4-layered textures 4 of 20 Who is Yiri performed by? Koko 5 of 20 How many members are in 'Koko'? 6 6 of 20 Where do Koko come from? Burkina Faso 7 of 20 What does 'yiri' mean? wood 8 of 20 What kind of score is your score of Yiri? A transcription 9 of 20 Why might the song be called Yiri? Because all instruments, besides the bell, are wooden. 10 of 20 Which instruments are heard in Yiri? The Djembe, The Balafon and the Talking drum 11 of 20 The singers are split into two groups. Name the two groups Soloist singer and a chorus 12 of 20 What is a Balafon? An instrument similar to the xylophone, made up of wooden bars each of which is tuned to a different pitch 13 of 20 What is a Djembe? A drum that is played with the hands 14 of 20 What is a Talking Drum? A drum played with a hooked stick. They can be used to imitate speech by creating different slides and pitches 15 of 20 The piece is split into 3 sections. What are they? The introduction, the main section (including a drum ostinato) and a coda 16 of 20 What marks the end of a piece? The sound of a bell 17 of 20 What key is Yiri in? Gb mj 18 of 20 What is the main time signiature? 4/4 with few exceptions 19 of 20 What technique that is repeated throughout the whole piece is created by the drums? Rhythmic ostinatos 20 of 20
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