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What was the appeal of music such as this example by Abing?
 
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What happens to the tempo (speed of the music) at around 0:40? What unifying (repetitive) features stand out in section 2 (which also begins at around 0:40)?
 
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Answer to Question 1

 The appeal of traditional older folk music, as well its nationalistic appeal

Answer to Question 2

 The music changes to a faster tempo.
 Brief, repeated melodic motifs (very short melodic units, often consisting of only a few notes) over an off-beat repeated lower string.




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Reply 2 on: Jul 25, 2018
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