Cadenza - International Concepts Wil Welch

Culture spreads all around the world in unique ways. This week we discuss a few specific instance of culture influence such as in Asia and the African American music influence in the USA. Listen in on Cadenza - International Concepts' season finale!

Cultures around the world employ various art forms to be associated and performed alongside music. From Native American pow wows to the Japanese Kabuki, many cultures use some form of spectacle when performing music. This week we will analyze various cultures and the effects spectacle in their music has had on them and their traditions over time. Thank you for listening to this weeks episode of Cadenza - International Concepts.

**Note: accidental added syllable to Dojoji right before musical example (said Dojojoji)**

In a world with thousands of religions and each with their own culture and traditions, there is much to be studies on musics role in a broad sense. Music's ability to bring people together is instrumental in its place in almost any society. In this episode we analyze music in a number of societies and how it has shaped the people, and how the people have shaped it. Thank you for listening to episode two of Cadenza - International Concepts.

Have you ever wondered why certain classes within cultures are so vastly different? Music is one example of a disconnect between classes, and this will be explained and analyzed through this episode. Thank you for listening, and tune in next Sunday for the next episode featuring music's role in religion and spirituality.