Acadian music

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Acadian music is a traditional folk music style of the Acadian people, blending French, Celtic, and Indigenous influences and known for its lively fiddle tunes, accordion, and call-and-response songs.

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instanceOf Acadian culture element
folk music tradition
traditional music
hasCharacteristic call-and-response singing
fast fiddle tunes
foot-tapping accompaniment
improvised lyrics
lively dance rhythms
narrative ballads
repetitive melodic phrases
strong vocal harmonies
hasCulturalOrigin Acadians
surface form: Acadian people
hasDanceForm contredanse
jig
quadrille
reel
hasInfluenceFrom Breton music
Celtic music
French folk music
Indigenous music of North America
Norman music
hasLanguage Acadian French
Chiac
English
French
hasPrimaryRegion Acadia
Louisiana
Maritime Provinces
surface form: Maritime provinces of Canada

New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Quebec, Canada
surface form: Quebec
hasTheme exile
fishing
love
migration
resilience of Acadian people
rural life
seafaring
isPartOf intangible cultural heritage of Acadians
isPerformedAt Congrès mondial acadien
Festival acadien de Caraquet
isRelatedTo Cajun music
Maritime folk music
Quebecois folk music
isUsedFor community gatherings
festivals
religious celebrations
social dancing
weddings
usesInstrument accordion
diatonic button accordion
fiddle
guitar
hand drum
harmonica
jaw harp
piano
spoons
triangle
violin

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Acadian culture hasArtForm Acadian music
Acadian theatre relatedTo Acadian music