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Chapter Nine: Latin American Music. Four Major Categories of Latin American Music. Indigenous Music Iberian (Spanish/Portuguese) and mestizo (mixed ancestry) Folk Music African influenced Music Urban Popular Music. Indigenous Peoples. Mexico and Central America: Aztec, Maya, and Inca.

Ch. 19 Harmonic Motion. Harmonic Motion. People often create habits that are repetitive because repetitive motions have comfortable rhythms Ex. Rocking a baby to sleep; a rocking chair Harmonic motion-motion that repeats; motion that goes around and around

Types of Poetry. Most people recognize a poem when they see it. . Poems usually come in lines instead of sentences and present ideas in stanzas instead of paragraphs. . There are exceptions to every rule, however, and poems come in many varieties. Narrative Poems.

Askance ( adv ). With suspicion, distrust or disapproval Syn : distrustfully, suspiciously, skeptically **askew, a sideways glance. Attenuate (v). To make thin or slender; to weaken or lessen in force, intensity, or value Syn : thin out, dilute, water down Ant: thicken, strengthen, bolster

The original speech . Poetry versus Prose . Hedges: This was no man. Does a man have teeth the size of axe blades? Or ears like terrible tombstones? By tampering with nature, forcing vegetables to swell far beyond their natural size, we have brought a terrible judgement on ourselves. .

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Charles Camille Saint-Saëns. By Corinne freeman Music 1010-044 Professor Craig Ferrin. The Life of Saint-Saëns.

War Ballad by: Stanley moss . Chris Hollerman. War B allad Stanzas: six Lines:4 Type of Poem: Ballad Why do I know this It has a steady rhythm and also has ballad in its name. Some Strong rhymes Some repetition allusion. Imagery. Image #1 Piano I think there going

Alliteration. Where words close to each other begin with the same letter sound (s, d, ch, etc.). eg “ F ull f athom f ive thy f ather f lies”. Assonance. Where words close to each other have the same vowel sounds in them. eg “With d y ing l i ght the s i lent fall of n i ght”. Couplet.