Quiz 4 - Maqam the Arab melodic system & Middle Eastern rhythmic modes
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Question
1
1/1pts
Arab
music
theory
recognizes
notes
within
the
octave.
R—
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,
Question
4
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Question
2
1/1pts
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Which
musical
intervals
are
used
extensively
in
Middle
Eastern
music
practice
but
.
Y
Ao
A
reir?
Arabic
magamat
are
not
in
Western
Music?
sets
of
notes
-
musical
scales
quarter
steps
Question
5
1/1pts
Question
3
1/1pts
—
—
Chapter
2
of
Music
in
Egypt
discusses
how
Arabic
musical
scales
are
made.
Which
one
magam
is
almost
exclusively
discussed?
Arab
musicians
believe
that
each
magam:
projects
a
dstingt
emotion
magam
rast
0/0pts
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Question
6
1/1pts
—
—
How
does
the
magam
progress
in
this
tagasim
(track
33
from
Music
in
Egypt)?
Listen
to
how
the
melody
unfolds.
|
(See
also
chapter
2.
"A
characteristic
progression
through
a
magam's
defining
features”)
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It
begns
around
the
tonec
(first
note
of
the
magam)
in
the
lower
frequency
region,
showdy
works
Its
way
to
the
octave
and
returmns
back
to
the
tonic
e
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b
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rossass
@
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Yokbe
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Minimize
Video
Listen
to
this
song
and
try
to
indicate
the
magam
based
on
the
projected
emotion.
The
lyrics
of
the
song
talk
about
the
one
who
is
leaving
(presumably
the
immigrant).
Since
emotions
are
subjective,
this
question
won't
count
for
credit.
I'd
love.
though,
to
see
you
trying
to
answer
this
question
based
on
how
you
perceive
the
chosen
magam
of
this
song
and
its
related
emotional
quality.
saba
-
sadness
and
pain
Question
8
1/1pts
This
smash
hit,
which
most
of
you
are
familiar
with,
is
based
on
a
100
year-old
Greek/Turkish/Arabic
folk
melody.
The
notes
of
the
melody
played
by
the
electric
guitar
are
based
on
one
of
the
quintessential
“middle-eastern
sounding”
magamat.
This
magam
is
believed
to
evoke
the
deserts
of
the
Middle
East.
Can
you
identify
it?
See
powerpoint
on
magam.
https:/#/youtu.be/ZaI12IIHwmEeQ
B
magam
hijaz
What's
the
iga
of
this
excerpt?
there
5
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1Qa;
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non-metrical
Question
9
1/1pts
UL
aouw
av
Link
B
You
should
have
started
to
recognize
the
melody
of
Lamma
bada
by
now
(we
have
heard
several
different
performances
of
this
very
old
classical
Arabic
song).
Can
you
identify
the
membranophone?
nqq
Question
11
1/1pts
You
probably
remember
this
song
from
quiz
3.
An
Arabic
iga
starts
during
the
second
part
of
the
song
(you
can
feel
the
change
of
energy).
When
does
the
iga
begin?
https:/youtu.be/ucXyN%R51n8
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17
1pts
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Question
12
1/1pts
Quemonls
.
.
.
:
.
What
is
the
Arabic
name
of
the
following
skeletal
structure?
iga
is
most
typically
the
rhythm
of
Arabic
wedding
processions.
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Zatta
sadi
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Question
13
1/1pts
Question
16
1/1pts
What's
the
iqa
of
this
excerpt?
https:/www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQ&6KEW7yv-k
B
What
is
the
iga
of
this
song?
adiDT-DD-T-
zaffa
Question
17
1/1pts
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Question
14
1/1pts
|
This
song
features
a
12
beatiga.
It
is
iga
https:/www.youtube.com/watch?v=Td
1kWnkqgBpM
B
This
song
begins
with
the
iqa.
S-dumm
masmudi
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