This document provides an overview of different music genres including vocal, instrumental, vocal and instrumental, religious (liturgical, ritual, non-liturgical), profane (popular, folk), functional, cinematographic, theatrical, and advertising music. Vocal genre includes a cappella music performed only through the voice. Instrumental music is performed exclusively by musical instruments, either solo or in groups like chamber music. Religious music is related to religious beliefs and ceremonies, while profane excludes religious music. Functional music influences physical and mental states, and cinematographic music accompanies film scenes.

1. MUSIC PRESENTATION
Name : Carlota Cuéllar Mangut
Class : 2ºA

2. Vocal genre
Vocal : Is any music made only through the voice;
this one also can be called "a capella".

3. Instrumental music
Instrumental Music: Belong to this genere the works
performed exclusively by musical instruments. If the musical
work is performed by a single interpreter it´s called soloist, if
reduced interpreters group is called instrumental group; in
classical music, such reduced instrument cluster is called
chamber music.

4. Vocal and instrumental genre
Vocal and instrumental: It is played with the joint
presence of voices and instruments.

5. Religious genre
- Religious music: they are the works related to any religion or
religious beliefs, ; This genus is divided into: Liturgical and Ritual, if
created for a religious ceremony or worship (mass, etc.) and non-
liturgical otherwise.

6. Profane genre
It's the opposite to religious music , to any non-religious
music belongs; we must distinguish the popular music of
the folk music: Popular music, includes traditional works
of a people, culture, race, etc.
Popular music Folk music

7. Functional music
It is the use of music to influence the physical
state and attitudes of people. An example is the
ceremonial music that accompanies the big
events like the Olympics.

8. Cinematografic music
It´s all music, usually orchestrated and
instruments, specifically composed to accompany
the scenes of a film and supporting film narrative.

9. Theatre genre (stage music)
Music or incidental music scene is music that
accompanies a theatrical performance.

10. Publicity genre
Advertising music using music to influence
consumers; we recognize a product to listen to
music.