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    Cuban music originated as a way to preserve cultural traditions through music and dance. Instruments like the bass, drums, and shakers formed the backbone of Cuban music and were integral to its culture. The document discusses Cuban musical instruments, the origins of Cuban music in the traditions of island and former slave culture, and provides an example of a Cuban musical etude highlighting common rhythmic patterns and instruments.

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    Cuban music originated as a way to preserve cultural traditions through music and dance. Instruments like the bass, drums, and shakers formed the backbone of Cuban music and were integral to its culture. The document discusses Cuban musical instruments, the origins of Cuban music in the traditions of island and former slave culture, and provides an example of a Cuban musical etude highlighting common rhythmic patterns and instruments.

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    ALL ABOUT

    CUBAN MUSIC
    FROM MI BAJO Y YO
    LISTEN!
    •Instruments?
    •How are
    they played?
    •Steady beat?
    •DANCE!
    CUBA
    • Island Nation in the
    Carribean.
    • Primarily Speak
    Spanish
    • Used to be the home
    of many plantations,
    slaves.
    This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA-NC
    • Music was a way of
    preserving traditions.
    MI BAJO Y YO

    • Means, “My Bass and I.”


    • Oscar and his Bass are like
    brothers.
    • Represents how important the
    instruments were to Cuban
    culture.
    • What’s important to you?
    LET’S MAKE SOME MUSIC

    • Cu-Ban-Food E-tude
    – Clave Pattern
    • (Rest) Sal-sa (rest) Sal-sa
    – Bombo Drum
    • Rice gim-me rice gim-me beans and rice, gim-me
    – Bongo Bell
    • Shaker

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