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	Capoeira music
		The music of capoeira is an essential part of capoeira.
		The main instruments of capoeira consist of the berimbau, which resembles a single string bow with a gourd at the bottom, and tire wire for a string.
		Some of the other instruments used in capoeira are the atabaque, which is a drum; the pandeiro, which is a tamberine; the agogo bell, which sort of resembles two round cowbells together; and finally there is the reco reco, which is a hollow, wooden, round shaped object with a grating.
	capoeira.htmlplanet.com /capoeira_music.htm (236 words)

	What is Capoeira? International Capoeira Angola Foundation Washington DC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Music is not incidental to the practice of capoeira; it is one of the most important elements in the art.
		Music is used to inspire the players to more intense level of interaction, and it is used to calm them down when the game has become too heated.
		Capoeira scholar Ken Dossar writes: The object of the game is for the capoeiristas to use finesse, guile, and technique to maneuver one another into a defenseless position, rendering them open to a blow, kick or sweep.
	www.capoeira-angola.org /what_is_capoeira.htm (756 words)

	Capoeira music: capoeirista.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Rhythm is the heartbeat of capoeira and song is the soul.
		Music can make a game play fast and hard, call capoeiristas to perform acrobatic feats or remind them of old traditions and history.
		An interactive database of capoeira lyrics and translations
	www.capoeirista.com /music.html (68 words)

	Capoeira Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Music is essential to capoeira, the mastering of several percussion instruments all of african origin must be undertaken in order to truly define oneself as a capoeirista.
		This fascinating instrument consists of a stick (pau), a single string of steel wire (arame) and a gourd (cabeca) attached to the stick.
		Capoeiristas forming the perimiter of the roda sing, chant and clap in response to the music.
	www.capoeirascience.com /instruments.html (513 words)

	Capoeira CDs: Brazilian Music For Capoeira & Berimbau (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Capoeira Angola, formerly a regional Brazilian form of self-defense and dance, has its roots in African traditions and is becoming popular in urban centers around the world, growing into a widely taught art form and philosophy.
		An integral part of capoeira, the music is a complementary 'soundtrack' which resulted from a cross-pollination of African origins and Brazilian culture.
		Listening to this music without actually seeing the astounding acrobatics and physical movement of the capoeira martial art form is sort of like listening to a movie soundtrack without the movie: you miss the visual aspect, but it allows you to hear the music more fully.
	www.thebraziliansound.com /capoeira.htm (442 words)

	History of Capoeira \| VirtualCapoeira.com
		Capoeira is a unique Brazilian art form that combines martial arts, acrobatics, and dance-like movement performed to the beat of traditional Brazilian instruments.
		Capoeira has since evolved to include all categories of movement, from traditional movement reflected in schools of Capoeira Angola, to aerial acrobatics and fast spinning kicks characteristic of contemporary Capoeira, commonly referred to as Capoeira Regional.
		Mestre Bimba is universally recognized as the father of Capoeira Regional, and Mestre Pastinha is the figurehead of Capoeira Angola.
	virtualcapoeira.com /history.htm (325 words)

	Capoeira (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Capoeira was developed by the slaves of Brazil as a way to resist their oppressors, secretly practice their art, transmit their culture, and lift their spirits.
		Modern capoeira is often criticized by more traditional practitioners of capoeira as being in the process of losing its "playfulness" in the sense that many capoeiristas tend to focus more on impressive acrobatics and not so much the playful interaction with the other player in the roda.
		Capoeira Angola, in actuality, is played in a great range of speeds, ranging from Mestre Rene's school (with fast, highly acrobatic movements and frenetic high tempo music) to Mestre João Pequeno's school (with much slower, methodical movements to low tempo, hypnotic music).
	my.fit.edu /~flaunay/Capoeira/Capoeira.htm (3661 words)

	Capoeira Mata Um - Capoeira-music to listen, feel, experience and dance to. Recorded in 2001 under excellent studio ...
		We put together Capoeira recordings that were already available and realised straight away that we actually wanted to design this in a completely different way.
		After musical studies at conservatory, travels to the Caribbean and Brazil and after some jobs as musician, Claus stranded in Salvador in 1979 and established the legendary bar ‘Vagao´ in an old railway wagon where the music scene of Salvador met and played.
		Since the dissolution of the group U-cef has concentrated on his vision: a radical new look at Moroccan music in the harsh glare of the late 20th century city life, fusing the spirit of drum and bass, house, funk und Jazz with the rhythms and sounds of Marrakech, Rabat, Fez, Essaouria the Souss valley.
	www.tropical-music.com /autor_detail/capoeira_e.html (1175 words)

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		The musical soul of Capoeira, the berimbau, leads an orchestra of drums, tambourines and bells.
		In the beginning, it was the idea of many to make a recording of the music of the Capoeira with a choice of excellent musicians under optimal studio conditions.
		Particular focus was to be taken of the tone-rich Berimbaus, each one fulfilling a particular musical function, together with the percussion instruments.
	www.lycos.com /info/capoeira--music.html (270 words)

	Music - Capoeira Angola
		Capoeira Angola is more than just movement, it is also music, and to have knowledge of music is required by every performer of Capoeira Angola.
		The music is important with regard to the spirituality of the art; it helps us to liberate ourselves, both those who play the music and those who play capoeira.
		Capoeira music has the advantage that its rhythms are relatively simple, that it works with different kinds of harmonies and that it makes room for everybody.
	capoeiraangola.dk /english/capoeiraangola/music.htm (171 words)

	The Music of Capoeira (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The music of capoeira is an essential part of capoeira.
		The main instruments of capoeira consist of the berimbau, which resembles a single string bow with a gourd at the bottom, and tire wire for a string.
		Some of the other instruments used in capoeira are the atabaque, which is a drum; the pandeiro, which is a tamberine; the agogo bell, which sort of resembles two round cowbells together; and finally there is the reco reco, which is a hollow, wooden, round shaped object with a grating.
	www.metu.edu.tr /~e133456/cmusic.htm (216 words)

	Capoeira music - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In capoeira, music sets the rhythm, the style of play, and the energy of a game.
		This song was used to alert the players that the police were coming during the period of Brazilian history when Capoeira was outlawed.
		In Capoeira Regional or Contemporanea this rhythm is resereved for experienced capoeiristas with at least blue cordao - Aluno Graduado.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Capoeira_music (609 words)

	Capoeira
		Capoeira possesses a very unique style that brings together beauty and power, developing mental balance, physical conditioning, self-defense, music and a profound sense of art, all at once.
		Capoeira can be done by anyone of any age.
		And because of this I suggest to all who are interested in capoeira and its' history, read as much as possible about the subject and discover its' various angles.
	www.angelfire.com /de/kungfukyd/capoeira.html (601 words)

	Capoeira
		Capoeira looked like dance so the enslaved were able to practice their fighting techniques in full view of their oppressors.
		Capoeira combines the various arts of music, fighting, dance, theater and philosophy into what is considered by many to be the most unique and flexible art form in the world today.
		Under Mestre Nego Gato, Capoeira involves the learning of the songs, instruments and philosophy of the art form as well as the acrobatic movements, attacks and defenses.
	www.negogato.org /capoeira.html (410 words)

	Capoeira Music Instruments
		Music can make a game play fast and hard, call capoeiristas to perform acrobatic feats or remind them of old traditions and history.
		The basic beat of the atabaque in the capoeira roda is very similar to that of the pandeiro - four beats with an emphisis on the third.
		Capoeira pandeiro skins are generally made from streched animal skin.
	www.capoeirasantabarbara.com /instruments.html (528 words)

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		The musical soul of Capoeira, the berimbau, leads an orchestra of drums, tambourines and bells.
		In the beginning, it was the idea of many to make a recording of the music of the Capoeira with a choice of excellent musicians under optimal studio conditions.
		Capoeira Mata Um - Capoeira-music to listen, feel, experience and dance to.
	lycos.cs.cmu.edu /info/capoeira--music.html (270 words)

	Capoeira information
		Capoeira is a synthesis of various African and Brazilian cultural and martial influences.
		In Capoeira Angola, many of these movements begin from stances that are low to the ground in an intricate game characterized by deceptive ground movement, the strategic use of strikes and dynamic acrobatics.
		The music of Capoeira serves many purposes from commenting on, as well as controlling the action within the roda to teaching rythmn and timing to Capoeristas while inspiring the players.
	www.tulane.edu /~capoeira/info.htm (633 words)

	Capoeira Music CDs - Capoeira gear - Association of Capoeira Engenho da Rainha, London UK
		This music was written to accompany the movements of capoeira, a mix of martial arts and acrobatic dance from Brazil and Africa.
		The music, chosen by capoeira musicians, reflects the action of the dance and often symbolically represents greater spiritual andphilosophical life challenges.
		Capoeira is a mix of solo pieces ("Juna," "Juna Verdadeira"), pieces accompanied by other instruments (drums on "Sao Bento Grande" and "My Beat," rattle on "Batida Nova Rapida," and flute on "Juna Ocarina"), and full-out songs.
	www.capoeiraworld-uk.com /capoeira-music-cds.html (899 words)

	Capoeira Music - Capoeira Mandinga Rochester
		Music plays such an important role in capoeira.
		The continuous call-and-response between the soloist and chorus creates an endless circle of musical energy.
		The music will even refer to an ongoing game; giving insite, encouragement and even mockery to the players within.
	www.comexpressao.com /Home/Music (126 words)

	Capoeira Music
		The following are samples of Capoeira music as performedby Maestre Camisa: net.
		However, the origin of the Brazilian martial arts-dance form known as Capoeira is the subject of heated debate.
		Capoeira song : Chico I want to see you play, Angola and Regional, I said You can find this song on the cd "Baraká" by Capoeira Baraká.
	capoeiramusic.info (328 words)

	ABCA - Capoeira Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Capoeira is played to music, to the instruments of the orquestra (orchestra), which consists of the berimbau, pandeiro, atabaque and the agogô.
		These songs can be nonsensical or onomatopoeic songs, stories about mythical capoeira figures, songs about the historical struggle of Brazilian slaves and songs with messages to the players in the roda, instructing them and commenting on their game.
		Because the music helps control the mind and the body, capoeiristas can improve their games in the roda by taking up the berimbau and by learning the songs.
	www.abcapoeira.com /music.htm (462 words)

	Capoeira Music Lyrics
		In capoeira music the movements of the ginga are often compared to sailing the sea, or riding the waves.
		Part of this is because of the history of capoeira in Brazil.
		Capoeira still doesn't have much of a history outside of Brazil, but the prohibition and dangerous element so common to its history has helped create a feeling of machismo.
	www.capsprings.com /Music/Lyrics.aspx (728 words)

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		Capoeira is the cultural fighting art, of the people of Brazil.
		The music and rhythm of the fight is created by two instruments the berimbau, a coconut shell mounted on a wooden stick and a wire used to create its own unique sound and the atabaque, a tambarine.
		This music gives the fighters the spirit to fight and as the beat of the music increases or decreases so does the intensity of the fight.
	www.yamazato-videos.com /Capoeira.cfm (1052 words)

	Capoeira Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The music involved in capoeira is a vital part of the sport.
		The music controls the speed of the game and what type of game will be played.
		Other instruments used are the pandeiro (tambourine), the atabaque (drum), the reco reco (which a small hollow, wooden instrument, that is played with a stick) and the agogo bell.
	www.angelfire.com /ill/miss_juice/music.html (100 words)

	Capoeira Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Mp3 Format, 4.1 MB As heard in the Batizado 2005 video, this is my version of "Roda Maravilliosa," one of the most powerful Capoeira songs of the roda.
		All the vocals and a lot of the Berimbau was sampled directly from an album by Mestre Suassuna and Mestre Acordeon.
		It's a bit dark and heavy for the Capoeira spirit, but I suppose if you're in that mood, it's kinda cool.
	www.mazedude.com /capomusic.htm (148 words)

	Capoeira music
		The music of capoeira is an essential part of capoeira.
		The main instruments of capoeira consist of the berimbau, which resembles a single string bow with a gourd at the bottom, and tire wire for a string.
		Some of the other instruments used in capoeira are the atabaque, which is a drum; the pandeiro, which is a tamberine; the agogo bell, which sort of resembles two round cowbells together; and finally there is the reco reco, which is a hollow, wooden, round shaped object with a grating.
	www.capoeira.htmlplanet.com /capoeira_music.htm (236 words)

	Wes Capoeira \| Articles
		Capoeira is the underdog's weapon for life on many levels, some practically useful and some more mysterious.
		Capoeira is a discipline packed with etiquette and rules yet it is never choreographed.
		Capoeira and its music are one and the same thing, they cannot be seperated.
	www.wesleyan.edu /wsa/capoeira/articlejogo.html (2658 words)

	CAPOEIRA - Capoeira New York, capoeria, capoera, capoiera, for parties, corporate event entertainment, more!
		Capoeira was developed surreptitiously, with practitioners pretending that they were taking part in dances, when in fact they were practicing their kicks and blows.
		Thus, there is also a whole style of capoeira music which goes along with the martial arts culture.
		Traditionally in Capoeira (the Brazilian martial arts style) the berimbau rhythms are accompanied by the following percussion instruments; pandeiro (a tambourine with a head and flat jingles), agogo (two iron bells), reco reco (a bamboo scrapper) and atabaque (tall barrell style hand drum).
	www.sambanovo.com /capoeira.html (458 words)

	Capoeira Music: Association of Schools of Capoeira
		Music is a very important part of the art of Capoeira.
		All Capoeiristas (Capoeira players) must learn to play all the instruments and sing the songs.
		The songs in Capoeira are call and response; the soloist sings then everyone else answers with the chorus, the soloist sings again, the rest respond, and so on.
	www.melcapoeira.netfirms.com /music.htm (86 words)

	Capoeira of San Jose - A Brazilian Martial Art - Our System
		As in most martial arts, Capoeira of San Jose uses a belt (we use the term cordao or rope) ranking system to signify the experience an individual has.
		Capoeira of San Jose follows the original grading system that was once set by the Capoeira Federation.
		After a student receives their first rope they must then continue to not only progress in the movements of Capoeira but also learn to speak Portuguese, the history of Capoeira & music as well as the various philosophies and customs of Capoeira.
	www.capoeirasj.com /oursystem/index.html (422 words)

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