This document discusses 5 types of African vocal music: Maracatu, Blues, Soul, Spirituals, and Call and Response. Maracatu originated in Brazil combining Portuguese melodies with local instruments. Blues developed in late 19th century African American communities using notes that create an expressive and soulful sound. Spirituals were songs created by enslaved Africans in America to express their loneliness, anger, and interaction of African and American religious music. Call and Response involves alternating musical phrases between different musicians.

1. Group 3
5 type of vocal
of African music

2. VOCAL
Maracatu
Blues
Soul
Spiritual
Call and Respone

3. Maracatu
01
First surfaced in the state of
pernambuco combining
instruments with Portuguese
medodies

4. Blues
Is a musical form of the late
19th century tahat has deep
roots in African, American
communities the notes of the
blue's create an expression
and Soulful Sound

5. Soul
Is a musical form of the late 19th century that has deep
roots in African, American communities the notes of the
blue's create an expressive and Soulful sound

6. Spiritual
The term spiritual, normally associeted with a deeply religion
peros, refers here to a negro spiritual, a song from by African
migrants to America who became enslaved by its white
communities. This musical form became that outlet to vent their
loneliness and anger, and is a result of the interaction of music
and religion from African with that of America.

7. Is a succession of two distinct musical
phrases usually rendered by different
musiccans, where the second on or
response to the firt
Call and Respone

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