This document discusses the history and evolution of various music genres such as popular music, rock and roll, jazz, folk, country, and western music. It explains that live music performance became important in the late 19th to early 20th century and was dominated by sheet music publishers. The invention of the phonograph in 1877 changed how music was experienced. Popular music emerged as a commercial enterprise to make profits, while genres like rock and roll, jazz, folk, and country served as outlets for cultural expression.

2.  Live music performance became
important.
 Emergence of popular, rock, jazz,
folk, western and country music.

3. This includes the singers,
songwriters, composers,
publishers, record industries,
band managers, concert tour
promoters, bookers and roadies.
Sell compositions, recording,
and performance in music.

4. Dominated by sheet music
publishers in late 19th to early
20th.
Radio stations became an
important venue for bands and
solo singers to perform and
become popular nationwide.

5. With the invention of
THOMAS EDISON of
PHONOGRAPH in 1877,
the way music is heard
became different.

6. Revival of musical pieces to
fit the music preferences of
the modern society.

7.  “Triumphal March” by Giuseppe
Verdi in his opera “Aida” has been
using for years for the graduation
march.
 “Ode to Joy” by Beethoven was used
in Whoopi Goldberg’s film, Sister Act
2, revived to “Joyful, Joyful”
Boyce Avenue

8. “MEDIA” – are means/ways to
transfer or deliver one to another.
Music can be accessible through
tapes, compact discs (CD) and
internet websites such as
YouTube, 4shared, LoudTronix,
ect.

9. Some popular singers of
today had just used the internet
to show their talents. Pop singers
and groups such as Justin
Bieber, Caley Rae Jepsen,
Soulja Boy, and the Pentatonix
have used YouTube as media
to express their talents in
different part of the world.

10. POPULAR MUSIC (“POP” MUSIC)
- Product of the modern business
enterprise and is disseminated for
the purpose of earning a profit.
- A music that is appealing to the
majority of the population and
became very popular and known
within a certain period of time.

11.  RnB
 Rock ‘n’ roll
 Punk
 Heavy metal
 Disco
 Soul
 Hiphop
 Jazz
 Mainstream
 Crossover
 Fusion
 House music
 World music
 New age
music

13. ROCK ‘N’ ROLL
- Characterized by the use of
strong rhythm with accent on
the upbeat and youth-oriented
lyrics
- The most popular form of
music in the Western world
during the late 1950 to mid-
1990s.

14. ROCK ‘N’ ROLL
- Usually performed with electric
guitar, bass guitar, drum set,
piano or keyboard.
- The term “Rock ‘n’ Roll” was
first coined by Allan Freed
(1951) from the song “My Baby
Rocks Me With A Steady Roll.”

19. JAZZ MUSIC
- Originated from New
Orleans, Louisina in the
19th century.
- Improvisation is the most
important element.
- It is played in
syncopated pattern.

20.  Buddy
Bolden

21. FOLK MUSIC
- Traditional songs being
handed down from
generation to generation.
- Ordinary people’s music
- It also expresses the values,
traditions, and daily life
experiences of the people.

23. COUNTRY MUSIC
- Initially, a music that serves
as an outlet of expression for
hardships of people having
an uneasy life.
- It is the musical style of the
people within a specific
country.

24. Today, country music is widely
used to show pride of the kind
of culture, traditions and
treasures they have.