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1. GOSPEL MUSIC
Topic: Art and Entertainment
Marina Ruiz
Zhenia Yakubovich
2. Roots of Gospel Music
Gospel is the teaching or revelation of Christ. The term 'Gospel‘,
regarding a music style, is attributed to Thomas A. Dorsey in the
1930s.
Gospel music has its roots in the African American spirituals that
were sung by slaves, converted to Christianity, beginning in the
1700s.
Some slave spirituals began as variations on Christian hymns, but
over the years many original compositions were created.
Most of these songs were passed down orally, since very few slaves
had access to methods of writing music.
Singing was a way of resisting awful circumstances of the life of
American slaves. Their spirituals sang of a beautiful life after death as
a way to inspire each other.
http://www.musicianguide.com/featured_biographies/pages/cmx6f3mvkg/Child-Gospel-Brief-History-Gospel-Music.html
http://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/religions/christianity/music/gospel_1.shtml
http://voices.yahoo.com/a-brief-history-roots-gospel-6856262.html?cat=33
3. Some features of Gospel
Gospel music is a large body of American religious song with texts
that reflects aspects of the personal religious experience of Protestant
evangelical groups, both white and black.
Written to provide a Christian alternative to secular life and music,
Gospel Music always retains the common praise theme of worshipping
God.
Is a musical genre featured by the dominant use of choirs and the
important use of harmony. Usually is singed by a soloist and a choir
that responds.
In general the music is singed a capella, but sometimes it can have
instrumental accompaniment with guitar or organ, also the singers often
clap hands for do it more rhythmically.
Gospel songs are usually performed in a slow or moderate tempo,
although the type known as a ‘shout’ is sung very fast.
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4. Keywords
deliverance: the process of being rescued or set free
to harmonize: add notes to a melody in order to
produce harmony
percussive percussion: the striking of one solid
object with or against another with some degree of
force
preacher: a person who delivers a religious address
to an assembled group of people
slave: a person who is the legal property of another
and is forced to obey them; who works very hard
without proper remuneration or appreciation
