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fagboi

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Briefly discuss the enduring characteristics of gospel singing that can be heard in the era of the gospel divas.
 
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The first significant vocal blues recording (recorded in 1920) was
 
  a. Backwater Blues by Bessie Smith
 b. Cross Road Blues by Robert Johnson
 c. St. Louis Blues by W. C. Handy
 d. Crazy Blues by Mamie Smith



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Answer to Question 1

the bending of notes
the sliding into or between pitches
the bending of rhythms
the repetition of syllables or words
the interpolation of extra words or exclamations
vocal effects:
shouting, falsetto, and a hoarse, rasping, or growling vocal quality

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Reply 2 on: Jul 25, 2018
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Excellent

 

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