african culture was mostly based on oral transmission. *\ntrue\nfalse\nwhat are the three music textures we…

african culture was mostly based on oral transmission. *\ntrue\nfalse\nwhat are the three music textures we discussed in class? *\nmonophony, polyphony, heterophony and homophony\nmonophony, heterophony and homophony\npolyphony, homophony and monophony\nhomophony, polyphony and 2 part homophony\nwhat instruments did the virginia minstrels played? *\nbanjo, fiddle, guitar and bass\nguitar, bass, drums and vocals\nbanjo, piano, side drum and bones\nbanjo, fiddle, tambourine and bones

african culture was mostly based on oral transmission. *\ntrue\nfalse\nwhat are the three music textures we discussed in class? *\nmonophony, polyphony, heterophony and homophony\nmonophony, heterophony and homophony\npolyphony, homophony and monophony\nhomophony, polyphony and 2 part homophony\nwhat instruments did the virginia minstrels played? *\nbanjo, fiddle, guitar and bass\nguitar, bass, drums and vocals\nbanjo, piano, side drum and bones\nbanjo, fiddle, tambourine and bones

Answer

Brief Explanations:

  1. African culture has a long - standing tradition of oral transmission for passing down knowledge, stories, and values.
  2. The three main music textures are monophony (single melodic line), polyphony (multiple independent melodic lines), and homophony (a main melody with accompaniment).
  3. The Virginia Minstrels were known for playing banjo, fiddle, tambourine, and bones.

Answer:

  1. True
  2. polyphony, homophony and monophony
  3. banjo, fiddle, tambourine and bones