>traditional American music
Traditional American music
Dominic Green
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Parker Morris
Be proud of our heritage m8
Christopher Garcia
>traditional British music
Kayden Hill
>traditional Australian music
Benjamin Hill
Henry Morales
>traditional Japanese music
Daniel Myers
Check this amazing banjo playing at 1:20 please youtu.be
Jayden Thompson
>traditional Jewish music
Christian Hughes
>yoooooooooooooooo
Julian Smith
kek, that reminded of of this:
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Landon Thompson
Luis Hernandez
This guys accent is hilarious. Just how i imagine all Texans to be.
Kevin Nguyen
>1:34-1:37
what in tarnation is this
Gavin Moore
except that he's nowhere near Texas, and is from Tennessee
Carter Collins
They're both in American aren't they?
Easton Ross
So there is this traditional folk music from the South called Scared Harp, it employs this musical notation called shape-note in which you sing the solfage corresponding with the shape you see on the page. Then you sing the actually verses. You also sit in a sqaure with trebles and basses across from each other and altos and tenors across from each other forming a square with altos being on the right hand side of the trebles, there is one person in the middle who is conducting the music, sets the starting pitch, tempo and ques in people to sing.
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Its actually really cool to listen to live and participate.
Kevin Howard
yea, but there's about 1500 miles between the two
Jaxson Walker
>Hurr durr big country means big cultural differences
Go back to eating your fried chicken and shooting your neighbors, Amerifcan
Asher Parker
Bluegrass is fucking great m8, shut your face
Leo Hernandez
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Gavin Rodriguez
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Carter Wright
That doesn't change the fact i imagine all Texans to be like that guy.
Brody Flores
As a native of rural Georgia I can confirm the pig eyed people are real.
Brandon Diaz
I like it when he says "BaaAaAnjooo...has five strings..."
Connor Sanchez
What's the origin of that? Racial mixing? Incest?
Alexander Martin
>traditional Hurrian """"""music"""""""
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>it actually bangs
Logan Hernandez
This proves, once more, that dorian is the superior mode.
Ian Clark
The towns I've seen them in tend to be in sparsely populated areas on the northernmost part of the state (Dahlonega and up). The areas they live in have been pretty much in unaccessible by outsider until some new roads where built in the past few years. They are 100% a product of inbreeding. They are less than human.
>race mixing
lol
Elijah Sullivan
>lol
Geez, where I live, mix between caucasian and amerindian results in that type of eyes sometimes.
Well, I suppose the lol goes for the fact that they are too racist to mix.
>They are less than human.
Care to elaborate? Have you ever had ay "interesting" experience in that kind of place? All this shit sounds a bit scary
Ryder Mitchell
The less than human part has more to do with lack of education than fucked up genes. Homeschooling by religious fanatics tends to do that. It's not scary, the towns tend to be neat in a rustic way, the people are just dumb and easily tricked. I swear their main source of income are antique stores.
Nathaniel Phillips
>that fucking rape scene