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    DEFINITION OF MUSIC AND KIND OF MUSIC

    What is Music? examples:


    1. take five by dave brubeck
    Music is an art form that involves the arrangement 2. so what by miles davis
    and combination of sounds in succession, in
    harmony, and in temporal relationships to create a
    composition having unity and continuity. It includes 4. Rap/Hip Hop: This genre emerged in African-
    elements like pitch, melody, rhythm, texture, and American and Latino communities in the U.S. in the
    more. It's a pattern of sounds made by musical 1970s. It's characterized by spoken lyrics (rapping)
    instruments, voices, or computers, intended to give over a rhythmic beat. Rap music often tackles social
    pleasure to people listening to it. The definition of issues and personal experiences, and it's known for
    music can vary depending on culture, but it's an its wordplay and lyrical complexity.
    aspect of all human societies and a cultural
    universal. examples:
    1. lose yourself by Eminem
    Kinds of Music 2. juicy by notorious B.I.G

    1. Rock: Rock music is characterized by a strong 5. Country: Country music, rooted in the Southern
    beat, usually driven by the electric guitar. It United States, is typically characterized by simple
    emerged in the 1950s and has various sub-genres melodies and lyrics that often focus on everyday
    like classic rock, punk rock, and alternative rock. life, love, and hardship. It often features
    Rock music is often associated with an energetic instruments like the guitar, banjo, and harmonica.
    and rebellious attitude.
    examples:
    example: 1. take me home, county roads by John Denver
    1. "Stairway to Heaven" - Led Zeppelin 2. Jolene by dolly parton
    2. "Bohemian Rhapsody" - Queen
    6. Pop: Pop music is designed to be catchy and
    2. Classical: Classical music ,SThis is the music of appeals to a wide audience. It often features
    the old days, most of which we have forgotten, yet simple, memorable melodies and lyrics that usually
    listen to everyday because most of what we hear revolve around themes of love and relationships.
    now is derived from what the great classical Pop songs are typically short, repetitive, and have a
    composers created decades and centuries ago. The basic structure of verses and choruses.
    main categories in classical music are orchestral
    music, chamber music, and opera. examples:
    1. love grows by Edison lighthouse
    example: 2. love story by Taylor swift
    1. Symphony No. 5 in C Minor, Op. 67 - Ludwig van
    Beethoven 7. Electronic: Electronic music primarily uses
    2. The Four Seasons - Antonio Vivaldi electronic instruments and technology for
    production. It includes a wide range of sub-genres
    3. Jazz: Originating in the African-American like house, techno, and dubstep. This genre is
    communities of New Orleans, Jazz is known for its characterized by its ability to create sounds that
    complex melodies, improvisation, and unique traditional instruments cannot.
    rhythms. It's a genre that values individual
    expression and often involves a lot of spontaneous examples:
    creation. 1. midnight city by m83
    2. one more time by daft punk
    8. Soul/Funk: These genres originated in the
    African-American community and are known for
    their strong rhythms, emphasis on melody and
    vocals, and the use of improvisation. Soul music is
    often emotional and expressive, while funk is more
    rhythmic and dance-oriented.

    examples:
    1. Stand by me by Ben E. King (soul)
    2. thankyou by slay and the family stone (funk)

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