What is carnival music?

Answer 1

There are different genres of 'Carnival music'

-any sort of music that is played to accompany a circus and also music written that emulates its general style. It is also called circus music.

-A rhythmic sound with brass instruments, and in the Caribbean, steel drums. It originates from the Caribbean and parts of South America, namely Brazil, where the biggest Carnival parades are held.

Specific styles are: Calypso, Bachannal, Soca

Answer 2

Is is called soca music.

There are other forms of music played at carnival in Trinidad

1) Kaiso

2) Chutney (sometimes)

3) Pan (steelpan)

The most popular is soca

see islandlyrics.com for lyrics and videos

Answer 3

latin rhythms are often used in street carnivals throughout the world, mainly Samba, but, as it's "street" its freestyle.

I play drums with this feel....I call it "Carnivale" its uplifting groovy and FUN...

Now, go get intoxicated and start dancing.

Answer 4

I'm assuming you are thinking of a calliope. It's kind of like an organ.

Answer 5

Thriller, I'm a monster ( If you don't know who that is that played the song she is Becky G featuring W.i.l.l.i.a.m.) & This is Halloween.

Answer 6

The Notting Hill Carnival features a wide variety of music, old and new. Prominently featured is traditional string instruments playing music from the 1500s to 1600s.

Answer 7

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