Czecho - Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra & Ondrej L - The Nutcracker Suite: Waltz of the Flowers

The simplest form of afr. songs - a 2-part phrase, each part of which is performed alternately by a soloist and choir. The soloist can vary the text of the song, its melody, while the part of the chorus remains unchanged (both parts are repeated several times in different high-pitch combinations), in other cases the solo part does not change. Using this technique, Africans create songs consisting of 6, 8 or more parts (by repeating, changing the sequence, or introducing new elements). In A. m. Monophony prevails, but polyphony is widespread. the choir. singing with parallel voting (in third, fourth, fifth); there is also heterophony, polyphony. Development of sovr. afr. 8 or more parts (by repetition, changing the sequence or maintaining new elements). In A. m. Monophony prevails, but polyphony is widespread. the choir. singing with parallel voting (in third, fourth, fifth); there is also heterophony, polyphony. Development of sovr. afr. 8 or more parts (by repetition, changing the sequence or maintaining new elements). In A. m. Monophony prevails, but polyphony is widespread. the choir. singing with parallel voting (in third, fourth, fifth); there is also heterophony, polyphony. Development of sovr. afr. musesculture is inseparable from the histor. processes occurring in Africa after the 2nd world war 1939-45.