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Mande Medley Music Analysis
The first performance was titled Mande Medley. The musical performance was extremely upbeat and fast paced, and it captured the audience’s attention. Based on the information given in the pamphlet the musical number was based on West African culture. The performers used several types of drums to create a unique beat. The tempo increased as the song continued which contributed to the unique beat. The musicians were wearing what appeared to be typical tribal outfits. Combine all of the effects created a great opening that would hopefully follow throughout the show.
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