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Year 7 Music
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- 1The Gajda is Made from GoatskinGajda
- 2tone colour words: bright, powerful, ringing, deep, dark,clear,metallic,nasally,warm,sweet,pure,eerie(mysterious, creepy) ,haunting,breathy, soft,smooth,buzzing.We can hear the Gajda from Macedonia & Serbia.
- 3The Gajda is blown and has a single chanter a drone pipe made from wood.The word Gajda comes from the Gothing 'gait' or 'ghaid' meaning goat.
- 4gajda- nasally, haunting, eerie- sounds like a chicken chaseWe would hear the Gajda at local dances
- 5KavalThe Kaval is a wooden rim blown vertical flute played in Macedonia.
- 6The Kaval is about 80cm long made from boxwood.The kaval has 7 finger holes and one thumb hole.
- 7Like most 'country' instruments the kaval is played by local peasants, it was usually made by the player.tone colour words: breathy, airy.
- 8The Kaval belongs to the woodwind family.The performer holds the instrument to the right side of his mouth.
- 9FrulaThe Frula belongs to the woodwind family.
- 10The Frula has 6 holes at the front and 1 at the back.tone colour words: lively, airy
- 11Tamburatone colour words: metallic
- 12The Tambura has a long neck rather than the Tamburica which is short and thicker necked.The tambura is used to accompany songs, epic poems.
- 13The Tambura is a plucked stringed instrumentThe most common form of the Tambura has an oval or elongated resonator with a slender neck.
- 14TamburicaThe Tamburica is the same as the Tambura apart from the fact that its neck is shorter and thicker.
- 15Nowadays the Tamburica has four pairs of strings.They are usually made by their player.
- 16DudaThe name is taken from a hungarian word for bagpipe. It is similar to the Gajda.
- 17The Duda is played in northern Yugoslavia.tone colour words: eerie
- 18GusleThe Gusle is a stringed instrument and it strumped with the bow.
- 19The name comes from the Salvonic word 'Gosl' meaning stringIt is played to accompany epic of narrative songs sung by the player himself.
- 20The player is known as the Guslar.It was played through most regions of Yugoslavia and nowadays can be found in Montenegro, Bosnia, Croatia and Hercegovina.
- 21It has a spoon shaped body and long narrow neck.Tone colour words: nasally, dark, eerie.
- 22SargijaIt is a strings instrument and is strummed like a guitar.
- 23We would normally hear the Sargija in Croatia, Serbia, Bosniatone colour words: metalic, buzzy (sounds country.
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- Flashcards on Year 7 Music, created by Mina Hoang on 17/10/2014.
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