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Courtney Pine's Influences - Coggle Diagram
Courtney Pine's Influences
Reggae
Comes from traditional drumming styles e.g. Kumina
Began in the 1960s
Originated in Jamaica (where Pine's parents migrated from)
Uses traditional African folk rhythms
Influenced by r'n'b and jazz
Funk
Began in the 1960s
Focus on groove - bassline
Originated by African American communities
Often uses complex percussion e.g. syncopated rhythms
Uses extended chords
Avant-garde
Unique/unconvential music
Exaggerates a genre - extreme
Began after 1945, though some argue it began in the 19th century
Ska
Originated in Jamaica
Began in the late 1950s
Combined calypso with jazz
Uses walking bass
Syncopate rhythms
Calypso
Originated in Trinidad and Tobago
Began in the early 1800s
Uses rhythmic vocals with strong harmonies
Experimental
Pushes the boundaries of a genre
Began in the mid 20th century
Early Jazz
Bebop
Hip Hop
Began in the 1970s
Originated in New York by African American and Afro-Caribbean communities
Also known as rap
Uses turntabling, beatboxing and sampling
RnB
Began in the 1940s
Originated by African American communities
In the 50s it mainly referred to blues, but later on it combined elements of funk, disco and electronic music
Soul
Began in the late 1950s
Originated by African American Communties
Uses catchy rhythms
Uses hand clapping and call and response vocals
Rooted in gospel music and jazz