How does some West African music exploit the elements rhythm, texture and sonority?
This lesson recaps the learning from all of the lessons so far in this unit. You will 'listen to, play and create music inspired by the rhythms, textures and sonorities of West African music.
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Lesson summary: How does some West African music exploit the elements rhythm, texture and sonority?
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