The Power of Black Music¶
Floyd, S. A. J. (1995). The Power of Black Music: Interpreting Its History from Africa to the United States. Oxford University Press.
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Mechanisms¶
- Call-and-Response Pattern
- It draws on a deep tradition — antiphonal and call-and-response forms in worship, work songs, and drill — precisely because the format reliably binds a crowd to a leader.
This sourceTraces call-and-response as a longstanding organizing principle in African and African-American musical practices, including spirituals and work songs.
- It draws on a deep tradition — antiphonal and call-and-response forms in worship, work songs, and drill — precisely because the format reliably binds a crowd to a leader.
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