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Chapter Five Polyrhythm

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Chapter Five. Polyrhythm. Polyrhythm. Multi-Layered Rhythmic Structure Organized by a Common Unit Too Rapid to Be Perceived as a Beat. Percussion Family. Idiophones Membranophones. Idiophones. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Chapter Five

Polyrhythm

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Multi-Layered Rhythmic Structure

Organized by a Common Unit

Too Rapid to Be Perceived as a Beat

Polyrhythm

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Percussion Family

Idiophones

Membranophones

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Produce their sounds from the materials from which they are made--such as claves, xylophones, cymbals

Idiophones

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Definite Pitchxylophone

marimba

ganda/amadina

(African)

vibraphones

glockenspiel (bells)

chimes (tubular bells)

steel drums

gong

Indefinite Pitchcymbals (Turkish/Chinese)triangletam-tamwoodblock (Chinese––ban)clavescastenetstemple blocksmaracasratchetgüiro

Idiophones

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Produce their soundsthrough the vibration of a stretched skin or membrane

Membranophones

Or a combination of membrane and idiophone.

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Definite

Pitch<nakers

timpani>

tabla

kalangu

dundun

Membranophones

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Indefinite Pitch

Raised Rims

field drum

bass drum

tom-toms

timbales

snare drum (sound

modified by metal snares on

bottom head)

No Raised Rims

bongos

congas

tambourine

shaman

drums

bodhran

Membranophones

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W. African Percussion Instruments

Idiophones

Agogo

Xylophones

Shakere (rattles)

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W. African Percussion Instruments

Membranophones

Djembe (hourglass drum)

Dundun (talking drum)