选修7《Reading and vocabulary》公开课PPT课件优质课下载

选修7《Reading and vocabulary》公开课PPT课件优质课下载

Music

Classical Music

Jazz

Blues

Gospel music

Light music

Folk music

Rap

Hip hop

gospel Music

福音音乐（GOSPEL MUSIC）

Gospel music began in the 19th century in the southern United States. It developed in the churches that black people went to. Gospel songs are strong and rhythmic, and instruments are less important than voices. The word gospel is a combination of “God” and “spel” (an old English word for story).

Features: 1.nineteenth century 2.southern United States 3.Church 4.Rhythmic

soul singer

灵歌(Soul Music)

Soul music is a mixture of blues, gospel, and a little rock and roll. When black people moved from the southern states of the USA to the northern industrial cities, they took their music with them. White artists called the mixture “rhythm and blues”; black artists called it “soul”. Nowadays, the styles are no longer separated according to race.

Feature:sophisticated

Blues singer

布鲁斯音乐（blues）

Blues is a type of music which started as songs sung by African Americans while they were working. The blues music was played in the southern United States in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, using instruments such as guitar, piano and harmonica. The words of early blues songs often consisted of a single line repeated two or three times before changing.

Feature: 1.African American 2.southern United States 3.late 19th and early 20th centuries 4.guitar, piano and harmonica

jazz band

爵士音乐 （Jazz）

Jazz was developed by African-American musicians in New Orleans in the early 20th century. There are many different styles of jazz, including Dixieland and swing. Improvisation (making it up as you play) and syncopation (using unusual rhythms) are important to jazz.

Feature: 1.African American 2.New Orleans