Music A-Level
Globalisation of traditional music
What Globalisation of traditional music means in Music A-Level, as defined for AQA.
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Contemporary production techniques and broader instrumentation are balanced with authentic Fado tradition to appeal to a global audience.
Topics that use Globalisation of traditional music
Related terms
- Cross-cultural fusion
- Electronic and acoustic fusion
- English traditional folk and sea shanties
- Fado and Saudade
- Fusion of folk, jazz, and classical elements
- Fusion of traditional and contemporary instrumentation
- Harmonic innovation
- Hindustani classical music
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