8. Country music
Country music, once known
as Country and Western
music, is a
popular musical form
developed in the southern
United States, with roots in
traditional folk
music, spirituals, and
the blues.
9. Disco
Discois an up-tempo style of
dance music that originated in
the early 1970s, mainly
from funk, salsa, and soul
music popular originally with
gay and black audiences in
large U.S. cities, and derives
its name from the French
word discothèque (meaning
10. Funk
Funk is a distinct style of music
originated by African-Americans
Funk can best be recognized by its
syncopated rhythms; thick bass line
(often based on an "on the one" beat);
razor-sharp rhythm guitars; chanted
or hollered
12. ROCK MUSIC
Includes elements of
several black and white
AMERICAN music styles .
In the early fifties ROCK
MUSIC was initially
referred to as ROCK ‘N’
ROLL
13. The use of ROCK ‘N’ ROLL is traditional
in blues, a form of popular music that
evolved in the 1950’s form Rhythm and
blues.
After 1964 , it was simply called ROCK
MUSIC .
14. BROADWAY
Is America’s contribution to
musical drama.
Broadway has a popular
style so it is easily
appreciated by ordinary
people.
15. ELECTRONIC MUSIC
Is kind of Music in which sounds
are produced electronically.
Composers use electronic
equipment to produce sounds of
the desired loudness,pitch,
rhythm,duration and tone color
16. Many composers of electronic music
use an equipment called
SYNTHESIZER, to combine, modify
and distort sounds.
SYNTHESIZER can imitate the
sound of of traditional traditional
music instruments but are often used
to create a unique new sounds.
17. MINIMALIST MUSIC
Mainconcept is the use of
small or minimal amount of
musical material.
Minimalisticmusic is often
said to have a trance like or
hypnotic effect.
18. CHANCE MUSIC
Iscalled ALEATORY MUSIC or
INDETERMINISTIC MUSIC.. This
music is based on CHANCE.
Theoretically,
indeterminism is the
opposite of serialism where the
composers controls every details of a
piece through numerical patterns.