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	Music of Cuba - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Son's characteristics vary widely today, with the defining characteristic a bass pulse that comes before the downbeat, giving son and its derivatives (including salsa) its distinctive rhythm; this is known as the anticipated bass.
		The son clave has both a reverse and forward clave, which dever because a forward clave has a three note bar (tresillo), followed by a two note bar, while the reverse is the opposite.
		In the 1970s and onwards, son montuno was combined with other Latin musical forms, such as the mambo and the rumba, to form contemporary salsa music, currently immensely popular throughout Latin America and the Hispanic world.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Music_of_Cuba (3383 words)

	Music of Cuba - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Son music came to Havana in 1920 (see 1920 in music) due to the efforts of legendary groups like.
		Son is best represented by long-standing groups like Septeto Nacional, which was re-established in 1985, Orquesta Aragón, and.
		There are still many practitioners of traditional son montuno, such as, who have recorded and toured widely as a result of the upturn in interest in son montuno since the mid-1990s.
	www.bonneylake.us /project/wikipedia/index.php/Music_of_Cuba (3260 words)

	Music.com \|\|\| Son (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Son was essentially a marriage of syncopated African rhythms and percussion with trova's Spanish-derived melodies and string instruments.
		In its most commonly accepted form, son was performed by a septet featuring trumpet, guitar, bass, tres (a nine-string guitar-like instrument), bongos, maracas, and the all-important time-keeping clavés; usually, at least one or two of the musicians doubled as vocalists.
		The spontaneity of son montuño renewed the spark of the original form, and laid the groundwork for the mambo explosion that was to come shortly; it was also a central component of both Afro-Cuban jazz and salsa.
	www.music.com /style/son/1 (312 words)

	Son montuno - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		He also added guaguanco influence, increased the importance of the trumpets and tres, and added new instruments such as the congas and piano.
		Benny Moré (popularly known as "El Bárbaro del Ritmo", which translates roughly as "The Fantastic Man of Rythm") further evolved the genre, adding guaracha, bolero and mambo influences, helping make him extraordinarily popular and is now cited as perhaps the greatest sonero.
		Later, mambo was derived from son montuno and danzón by making the montuno sections the focus of songs.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Son_montuno (221 words)

	salsa 101 mwf
		Son was played in the night clubs but Sa'nchez commented, "The whites couldn't understand the African rhythms and the musicians had to adjust.
		He synthesized and maintained the integrity of African and Spanish elements.Some of his innovations were 1) adapting the guaguanco' to the son style; 2) adding a cowbell and conga to the rhythm section; 3) expanding the role of the tres as a solo instrument, and 4) introducing a "montuno" (or mambo) section for melodic solos.
		His style became known as "son montuno" and formed the basis of the mambo craze in the 40's, influencing Latin popular music in New York for years to follow.
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	Salsa in Cuba · Salsa Dictionary · S
		It is the mambo, the chachachá, the son...
		Classical son formation that has been around since 1927, and during the ’30: guitar, tres, double bass, bongos, maracas, claves and trumpet, accompanied by a singer.
		En muchos aspectos parecido al son montuno: a soloist who improvises while answering the chorus, which repeats a fixed phrase, accompanied by the instruments.
	www.salsa-in-cuba.com /eng/glossary_s.html (629 words)

	View topic - Explanation of Son - Salsa Forums
		Most music historians agree that the Cuban son is the backbone for contemporary salsa and was probably the most popular dance music genre to emerge from Cuba during the early 20th century.
		Son Montuno did not development until around 1930 by Arsenio Rodriguez particularly because is was responsible for changing the basic instrumentation.
		Changui is an early form of son, and your description of the son montuno's arrival is bang on.
	www.salsaforums.com /archive.php/o_t__t_17__start_0__index.html (1461 words)

	Who Owns Salsa??
		Are you tracing history of the rhythms back to their roots (how far back do you go, it could go on forever) or you could look for the people who developed it, or the people who consume it and keep the demand going.
		Son drew on African and European musics but was predominantly played by and for Afro-Cubans and was considered vulgar by the elite.
		Son arrived in Havana (which was reputedly less racist) around 1909 and despite its association with the poor it began to attract following of white upper classes.
	www.salsanewyork.com /magazine/articles/who_owns_salsa.htm (2383 words)

	How To Play Son - Instrument Pro (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		This is particularly true when using the terms salsa, guaracha, mambo, son montuno, etc. For example, the term mambo can mean a dance style, a rhythm, a section of a tune, or a style trait such as the mambos of Perez Prado, as opposed to a mambo played by Tito Puente.
		The guaracha and mambo are generally played faster than a son montuno and have a more aggressive quality.
		Diagram F is the percussion score for the basic son rhythms learned so far; paila on timbales, martillo pattern on bongos, and basic tumbao on congas.
	www.instrumentpro.com /C-Son (947 words)

	Son Downloads - Download Son Music - Download Son MP3s
		During this period, the standard format for playing son was the Septeto, consisting of trumpet, guitar, tres, bongos, bass, maracas and claves, with two or more band members singing.
		Around this time, Rodriguez introduced the son montuno, a son with a montuno section featuring improvised vocals (soneos) by the lead singer (sonero) over a repeated chorus; trumpet, tres, and piano solos also occurred frequently.
		The conjunto format, son montuno, and mambo are three essential elements of what would later be called salsa.
	www.mp3.com /son/genre/747/subgenre.html (3600 words)

	6moons.com - world music: Niño Torrento "Son de Hoy"
		The rest of the production is more of the same, a term that I use loosely because Son de Hoy belts out one charged tune after another, in an album destined to become a classic for the dance fan.
		Son de Hoy is a definite throwback to the good old days.
		Most importantly, Son Montuno is the musical base of everything considered Salsa today, the root of the Afro-Caribbean sound as rediscovered through the efforts of Ry Cooder and the 'youngsters' from the Buena Vista Social Club.
	www.6moons.com /worldmusic/sondehoy.html (535 words)

	Yemaya Salsa - History of Yemaya Page Two
		Until the 1920's, the Danzón was limited to the upper class, another world from the fl street music of the 'Son Conjuntos' (ensemble, precursor to Salsa).
		The style of 'Son' played today was born in the province, Oriente, also on the eastern end of Cuba.
		As Son moved westward, to Havana, it gained popularity with the working class, its music and dance styles grew and evolved.
	www.yemayasalsa.com /history2.htm (559 words)

	Cuban Son: A Tradition Reinvented / RootsWorld Recording Review
		After the Cuban revolution, the son fell on lean times at home with the emergence of nueva trova and the growing international popularity of New York salsa, essentially a retooling of and elaboration upon Cuban son and rumba.
		Among the originating son survivors is Septeto Nacional Ignacio Piñeiro, which in its third generation and eighth decade of existence perpetuates its ageless sound signature.
		Rodríguez Calvo's son montuno "La Gente Se Quema" renders soulful tribute to the vitality of the barrio that nurtured his youth, while the title track, an Alvarez son descarga, moves into the realms of cubano jazz, whose reflective side they explore as well on the bolero "Tú Mi Delirio" and "Miramar," a suave danzón mambo.
	www.rootsworld.com /reviews/cuba-son2001.html (3364 words)

	Articles - Music of Mexico (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Related to Cuban son montuno and Venezuelan joropo, Mexican son arose in the 18th century.
		Mexican son has been rural for most of its history, and requires audience participation for zapateado, or foot-stamping done in a counter-rhythm.
		Son huasteco music, a style developed by Mexico's Huastec people, is a genre which has been gaining in popularity in recent years.
	www.gaple.com /articles/Music_of_Mexico (1711 words)

	The Cuban Son
		Cuban Son is a musical style that originated in the Oriente province in the eastern part of Cuba.
		It is with Arsenio Rodriguez in the 40s that the role of the tres comes to the forefront in Cuban Son.
		Arsenio is also responsible for changing the basic Conjunto instrumentation (adding piano and conga) and for bringing added emphasis to a musical section of the typical Son form called the montuno section.
	www.concentric.net /~Scushman/son.htm (392 words)

	Latin rhythms - Glossary
		The percussion section may start its descarga or it may enter into a musical dialogue with the horn section or with the other members in the group.
		The descarga is not limited to the son montuno, it is also used alot in salsa, happening usually during the middle to the end of the piece, in wich the coro or vocal section that repeats a phrase over and over above the descarga improvises.
		Improvised lyrics and melody sung during a montuno.
	www.formedia.ca /rhythms/glossary.html (718 words)

	LATIN SHHET MUSIC: glossary of terms (page 5)
		The son is perhaps the oldest and certainly the classic Afro-Cuban form, an almost perfect balance of African and Hispanic elements.
		The son montuno developed as a separate form from the general con tradition.
		Though it is not fast, the Afro-Cuban son montuno has an intense, almost relentless quality.
	www.latinsheetmusic.com /terms5.html (710 words)

	Salserosweb.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		It is beautiful old bolero and son, and mind you some of the songs were composed by Rafael Hernandez.
		On the contrary, El Son is one of the most beautiful genres on earth in it's simplest form.
		What's confuses the Cubans is that Salsa is being applied to Son, while the Ricans are referring to the New York Sound in terms of Salsa and not Son.
	www.salserosweb.com /genre.html (888 words)

	Untitled Document
		Even ten years ago, New York was filled with really fine bands like Son de Hoy, house rocking little groups that played the neighborhood.
		The recording, with the majority of tunes by Torrente, the bassist and leader, is local music at its best, unpretentious with a profound love for the genre, which in this case is the son.
		Powered by a tres, a couple of good singers and percussion, the whole record powers ahead; it falls easily on the ears.
	www.ardelrecords.com /e-fan.html (719 words)

	UNIVERSITY of SALSA - Glossary of Terms (P-T) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The punto is based on the lyric, always in decima form, and not on the music, unlike the son and other styles from the Eastern Provinces of Cuba.
		Originally used mostly in social gatherings, like rumba (in Havana and Matanzas) and changui (in the East), it also has become a genre.
		Originally meaning an interpreter of the son form, it describes a lead singer with the important ability to improvise lyrics, relevant stories, and melodies.
	www.planetsalsa.com /university_of_salsa/glossarypt.htm (1233 words)

	ENGLISH " Q " (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		This quintet, since 1980, permit us enjoy of their music that includes their son, their guaracha and their Montuno.
		And precisely of the Montuno’s son this is a porduction, in that includes themes like, La Sitiera, El fiel enamorado, Amalia Batista and others, was record in the MBK studios of Veracruz.
		In this recording you could enjoy of their Son, their Guaracha and their Montuno.
	www.pentagrama.com.mx /ingles/q_ing.html (339 words)

	Amazon.ca: Music: Cuban Counterpoint History Of [Compilation] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		It included segments from the 1920s to the 1970s; there were Spanish vocal arrangements and ensembles, polyrhythmic African percussion, linguistic elements of each, and material that sometimes sounded like the songs heard in saloons and cantinas on the Mexican border and other times like the bustling jam sessions heard in East Coast clubs.
		Along with "el son es el mas sublime," this is the other disc you must own if you like the whole BVSC thing.
		One of the few Cuban discs that showcases all the various country styles: guajira, changui, son and son montuno.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/B0000002SE (759 words)

	Amazon.com: Music: Asi Quiero Vivir - Like This I Want to Live (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Ochoa has been a star in her hometown of Santiago de Cuba in that country's rural Oriente Province since the early '60s, but this is her debut CD.
		Cuban vocalist Marma Ochoa is La Dama de la Mzsica Campesina-"the dame of country music." Born in Santiago, she toured with her brother Eliades Ochoa and his Cuarteto Patria.
		With her own group Corazsn de Son, she has now released Asm Quiero Vivir (Like This I Want to Live), featuring her brother as "special surprise guest." Based on traditional son music, the tracks are modern, personalized variations of Ochoa's childhood songs.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00004UAT2?v=glance (712 words)

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		Style emanating from the Son tradition, with richer rhythm.
		There are several hybrids of Son, including Son-montuno, Afro-son and
		Son montuno is a son that begins on the coro section, so there is no
	www.chucksilverman.com /whatis.html (242 words)

	Guateque Campesino (son montuno/guajira) [Music Download] - By: Ibrahim Ferrer - Christianbook.com
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	Charangón Nueve
		Me Voy A Pinar Del Rio - The first verse and chorus of this son montuno by Nestor Pinelo Cruz:
		Tu Dijiste Mentiras - The middle section of this balada son by Manolito:
		Mujer de Arena - The first section this classic son Matanceros by Oscar D'Leon:
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	eBay - Los Nemus del Pacifico Greatest Hits of Salsa Son Montuno... items on eBay.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
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	Salsafrenzy Musicians (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
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