Unit VI Louisiana's Musical Landscape
Lesson 1 Music Around the State: Sound and Place
Key to Louisiana Music Resource Sheet
IF YOU HEAR... | THEN THE MUSIC IS | TYPICALLY IN |
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Fiddle, Lead & Backup Guitars, Upright or Electric Bass, Dobro or Steel Guitar, Mandolin, Often Solo Vocals | Old-Time Country | North Louisiana |
Accordion, Fiddle, Acoustic Guitar, French Singing, Triangle ('tit fer), Electric Guitar, Bass, Drums, Steel Guitar | Cajun Music | South Louisiana |
Accordion, Frottoir (rubboard), Drums, Electric Guitar, Bass, Saxophone, French Singing | Zydeco | South Louisiana |
Group Singing, Keyboards, Rhythmic Clapping | Gospel | Entire State |
Trumpets, Clarinet, Trombone, Baritone, Saxophone, Banjo | Jazz | New Orleans |
Multi-Rhythmic Drumming, Call-and-Response, Singing, Tambourines | Mardi Gras Indians | New Orleans |
Unaccompanied Vocals Sung in Spanish | Isleño | St. Bernard Parish |
Guitar, Vocals | Country Blues | Mississippi Delta |
Electric Guitar, Brass Section, Organ, Drums, Bass, Complex Rhythms | Rhythm & Blues | New Orleans |
Keyboard, Guitar, Acoustic Bass, Drums, Rocking Blues-Style Singing, Often Full-Rock Band | Rockabilly | North Louisiana |
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