Polynesian Music and Culture video

Video title: Polynesian

Use this Music and Culture video entitled Polynesian Music and Culture to Understand how geography influenced the creation of the traditional music and musical instruments of Polynesians. Study some of the traditional musical instruments and styles of dance developed by Polynesians and learn about ways music has been used as a form of expression in the Polynesian culture, and the native dances of the Polynesians, who use rhythmic arm and hand movements to illustrate lyrics.

Use this K12 history history of music video to study and identify the ways that music has been used as a form of expression in the Polynesian culture, including the native dances that use rhythmic arm and hand movements to illustrate lyrics. Understand how geography influenced the creation of the traditional music and musical instruments of the Polynesians.

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Polynesian Music and Culture video. Learning Objectives for this video:

  • Polynesian Music Culture. Learn about Polynesian music. Understand how geography influenced the creation of the traditional music and musical instruments of Polynesians, sub-Saharan Africans, and Native North Americans.
  • Identify examples of a membranophone, idiophone, aerophone, and chordophone.
  • Learn about some of the traditional musical instruments and styles of dance developed by Polynesians, sub-Saharan Africans, and Native North Americans.
  • Discover the ways music has been used as a form of expression in each of these three cultures, including the spirited call-and-response pattern of African song; the ceremonial beat of Native American tribal drums; and the native dances of Polynesians, who use rhythmic arm and hand movements to illustrate lyrics.
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