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tigry1 [53]
3 years ago
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Musically the african slaves contributed to what element of jazz? answer.com

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mars1129 [50]3 years ago
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The African slaves were able to contribute to the elements of jazz are the following:
1. rhythm - It was a trait of African music to use 'polyrhythm' or the superimposing of a single rhythm
2. Blues - it is an important characteristic of Jazz that essentially evolved from the field hollering of the slaves
3. Syncopation - is also a critical part of Jazz because it varies the duration of the same notes being played in a song. This is also done by placing emphasis on beats (strong or weak).
 This evolved from the call and response form used by the slaves when singing.

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