Peru

Peru The traditional music of Peru can be explained inone sentence, which is “The typical, or the stereotype of folklore music.” The stereotype of a folklore music can be found almost anywhere in the world, but the thing about traditional music of Peru, is that they include lots of poems and reports in the music, as a source of culture. The poems and the reports can get very serious, such as having the topic about the eagerness for independence, and the confusion of individualism. And conversely, as the culture and literature was used in the music, music also contributes as a resource in literature, and in the academic world of Peru. Panpipes are media type="file" key="Peru Music.wma" align="left" width="230" height="246"used in traditional music. Unlike the modern kinds, the traditional ones need to be played in pairs, because you cannot play an entire scale with them. There is one that usually leads the other, and it helps because the people might not over-blow and get dizzy. There are different sizes and shapes, and they can be made of different materials.



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By: Veronica and SoYeon (Music & information)