5.1 Identify the keyboard instrument that you hear in this extract - NSC Music - Question 5 - 2017 - Paper 2
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5.1 Identify the keyboard instrument that you hear in this extract.
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5.1.2 With which group do you associate this ... show full transcript
Worked Solution & Example Answer:5.1 Identify the keyboard instrument that you hear in this extract - NSC Music - Question 5 - 2017 - Paper 2
Step 1
Identify the keyboard instrument that you hear in this extract.
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The keyboard instrument heard in this extract is the Electric organ.
Step 2
With which group do you associate this extract?
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This extract is associated with the Soul Brothers.
Step 3
Identify the South African jazz style. Make a cross (X) in the appropriate block.
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The South African jazz style identified is Mbaqanga.
Step 4
Name TWO woodwind instruments used in this extract.
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The two woodwind instruments used in this extract are the Flute and the Saxophone.
Step 5
Identify the South African jazz style.
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The South African jazz style identified is Cape Jazz.
Step 6
Give TWO reasons to motivate your answer in QUESTION 5.2.2.
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The melody is derived from a Ghoema (Kaapse Klopse) song, 'Daar kom die Alibama'.
Featuring Robbie Jansen, a Cape Jazz saxophonist.
Step 7
Identify the chordophone and aerophone instrument playing the introduction of this extract.
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Chordophone: Double bass OR String bass
Aerophone: Penny whistle
Step 8
This jive style is known as Kwela. Give TWO alternative names for this style.
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Whistle jive
Sax jive
Step 9
Name the female group performing this extract.
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The female group performing this extract is the Mahotella Queens.
Step 10
Choose ONE word below that best describes the use of drum patterns in this extract. Make a cross (X) in the appropriate block.
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The use of drum patterns in this extract is best described as Complex.
Step 11
How is this style related to Indigenous African music?
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This style is related to Indigenous African music through the use of simple triads/chords that are repeated as a harmonic device. Additionally, it incorporates repeated melody reflecting the cyclic and ostinato characteristics of Indigenous African traditions.
