Which of the following is an important theme from ethnomusicology? Group of answer choices You need only listen to understand
a people's music. Finding an isolated, pure music-culture. You need to know the context of a people's music. The homogeneous sound of all European music.
<u><em>One of the things that the 20th-century Anthropology brought was the concept of otherness</em></u>, or to be specific, the idea that the context which a certain civilization is based on it's important and must be considered. In this case where a piece of music is the study case, then the Anthropologist (or the specialist who is studying it)<u><em> should look at the people who created that song, analyzing their beliefs, social skills, cultural elements and points of view and, then, propose an understanding about that music.</em></u>
this is because the rhythm section is meant to support the ensemble. Yes the rhythm section does have solos however without the rhythm section the ensemble would sound dull and boring.
