Wednesday, January 12, 2000
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Announcements http://stremedia.uc.edu Book examples Guiermoprieto Samba. Summarizing Waterman Roles of Women John Storm Roberts Béhague “Patterns of Candomblé”. Wednesday, January 12, 2000. Black People of South America and the Caribbean.
Wednesday, January 12, 2000
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Announcements http://stremedia.uc.edu Book examples Guiermoprieto Samba Summarizing Waterman Roles of Women John Storm Roberts Béhague “Patterns of Candomblé” Wednesday, January 12, 2000
Black People of South America and the Caribbean • Non-black people with African-derived stylistic and aesthetic practices • Black people with Native American stylistic and aesthetic practices • Do not essentialize, these are historical processes
Musical change Syncretism Metronome sense Harmony 5 Dominant values Metronome sense Dominance of percussion Polymeter Off-beat phrasing Overlapping call-and-response patterns Assumes homogeneity Supports Herkovits Summarizing Waterman
Roles of Women • Kinship & Descent • Matrifocal • E.g., black migrants in La Paz, Bolivia • Matrilineal • E.g., Saramaka of Suriname • Participation • Leadership • Mae do santo in Bahia, Brazil • Madrina in Cuba Bahian candomblé dancers
John Storm Roberts • The Latin Tinge (1979) • Black Music of Two Worlds (1998)
Reading Roberts • Roger Bastide • Tri-Ethnic heritage • African • European • Native American • Cinquillo
Reading Roberts • Heterophony • Parallel thirds • Décima • Blue notes • “Nonmusical instruments” • Why do the Bucket Boys play buckets? • Compare with “Stomp”
History of Slavery in Brazil • Sugar plantations • Pernambuco (main sugar plantation region) • Recife (main sugar port) • Salvador, Bahia (secondary sugar port) • War between Portuguese and Dutch
Candomblé Video Excerpt The Spirit of Samba: Black Music of Brazil
Béhague “Patterns of Candomblé” • Traditional Candomblé • Ketu and Ijexá (Yoruba) • Gêge (Fon) • Congo-Angola cults • Nagô: • Ketu • Ijexá