Types of music

Raquel Rodriguez

Miss. Mariela Narvaez

1` SANTIAGO

CLASSICAL MUSIC:

Classicism began to notice the music at the beginning of 1750 (death of J. S.Bach) and ends at approximately 1820. Classical music itself coincides with the time called classicism in other setrata arts rediscovery and copies of classic Greco-Roman art, which was considered traditional or ideal. In the noexistio music in a cuatrimagesima rte pà an original classicism, as it had not been written ningunamusica of Greek or Roman times. Classical Music evolved into a highly balanced between armoniaa and melodic music.

POP

Pop music is one that, regardless of the instrumentation and technological aaplicada for its creation, retains the formal structure "-estribillo verse - verse," executed in a simple manner catchy, melodic, and usually assimilable for the general public. Its major differences with other styles are in the melodic and clear voices first planoy linear and repeated percussions. to others began to trunfar or Start in the twentieth century temperature and climate, in each of the 60.Michael Jackson is the maximorepresentante of this style.

Historically, the "musica pop" expression was not understood as musical ungenero with concretas.esto musical features The catalogadocomo music "Pop" Apocope of Popular Music, maybe it was understood as locontrario to the music of worship, classical music. as time, pop has been making his own acceptation as an independent musical style, ridding, moreover, pejorative and negative delsentido to which it is linked.

REGGAE:

He is a reggae musical genre of Jamaican origin (the adjective applies to the Jamaican people). The term reggae is sometimes widely esusado to refer to most of the Jamaican music, including ska, dub and rocksteady. The term is more specifically used to indicate a particular style that originated after the development of rocksteady. In this sense, reggae includes two sub-genres: roots reggae and reggae began dancehall.El term is a derivation of ragga, which in turn is an abbreviation deraggamuffin, which in English means literally rags.

JAZZ:

Jazz is a musical style that began to emerge in the late nineteenth century in the United States and expanding globally throughout the twentieth century

The history of jazz is characterized by two main features:

* For their constant assimilation of other estilostica musical tendencies or culturally alien to the; on the other, by its ability to generate other musical styles like rock and roll, which eventually evolve independently to jazz.

* For the uninterrupted succession of desubestilos of a large ensemble that, seen in that time perspective, manifest among some of them huge musical differences