Urban popular music

2.  Cultural origins: Late 19th century, south
United States.
 Combining elements of: spirituals, work
songs, shouts , chants, and rhymed simple
narrative ballads.
 Instruments: Guitar· Piano · Harmonica ·
Saxophone · Vocals · Trumpet ·Trombone
and Double bass.

3. BLUES. ROBERT JOHNSON

5.  Cultural origins: Early 1910s New Orleans
from a confluence of African and European music
traditions.
 Its use of: Blue notes, improvisation,
polyrhythms, syncopation, and the swing note.
 Performers: Trumpet: Louis Amstrong, Saxophone:
Pedro Iturralde, Charlie Parker, Clarinet: Benny
Goodmann, Singers: Billie Holiday, Diane Krall.

8. LOUIS AMSTRONG

9.  Cultural origins: Originated in the United
States during the late 1940s.
 Typical instruments: The electric guitar,
bass guitar, drums, and keyboard
instruments and synthesizers.
 Including : Rhythm and blues and gospel
music; in addition to country and western.

10.  Groups: Bill Haley and the Comets, Jerry
Lee Lewis, The Everly Brothers, B. B. king.

13.  Cultural origins: Late 1950s, United States
combining elements of gospel music and
rhythm and blues.
 Performers: Aretha Franklin, Ben E.king, Otis
Redding.
 Typical instruments are: Guitar - Bass -
Piano- Organ - Drums -Keyboards – Vocals.

14. ARETHA FRANKLIN

15.  Cultural origins: Late 1950s, United States.
 Utilising traditional music and new
compositions in a traditional style, usually on
acoustic instruments.
 Bob Dylan with hits including "Blowin in the
Wind" and "Masters of War" , which brought
"protest songs" .

16. FOLK MUSIC

18.  Cultural origins: 1950s, United Kingdom and
United States.
 Typical instruments:Vocals • Electric
guitar• Bass guitar • Drums • Keyboards •
Acoustic Guitar • Piano • Synthesizer •
Drum machine • Sequencer • Sampler.
 Consisting of short and simple love songs.

19. THE BEATLES

20. SIMPSONSABBEY ROAD

21. BEATLES

22.  Other important pop groups: Oasis, Blur,
Radiohead, Supergrass, TheVerve.

24.  Cultural origins: 1950s and 1960s, United
Kingdom, United States.
 Many rock groups consist of: An electric
guitarist, a singer, bass guitarist, and a
drummer, forming a quartet.
 Groups: Rolling Stones, The Animals, Pink
Floyd, The Doors.

27. THE ROLLING STONES

28. PINK FLOYD

30.  Cultural origins: Late 1960s, United Kingdom and
United States.
 Typical instruments: Electric guitar • bass guitar •
drums • vocals • keyboards.
 Important groups: Deep Purple , AC/DC , Led
Zeppelin , Iron Maiden and Metallica .
 Is traditionally characterized by loud distorted
guitars, bass and drum sound, and vigorous vocals.

32. HEAVY METAL

33. AEROSMITH

35.  Stylistic origins: Soul music with a greater
emphasis on beats, influences from rhythm and
blues, jazz, and psychodelic rock.
 Cultural origins: Mid 1960s, United States.
 Typical instruments: Bass guitar - Electric guitar -
Drums - Keyboards -Horns, Congas.
 Important performers: James Brown, Stevie
Wonder and Michael Jackson.

36. JAMES BROWN

37. STEVIE WONDER

39.  Stylistic origins: Disco is a genre of dance music.
 Musical influences: include funk, Latin and soul
music.
 Cultural origins: Late 1960s – early 1970s; US
and Canada.
 Typical instruments: Electric guitar • Bass
guitar • Keyboard •Drums •String section • Horn
section •Orchestra • Percussion.

40. DONNA SUMMER

42. MADONNA

43.  Cultural origins: Mid-1970s, United States,
United Kingdom, andAustralia.
 Typical instruments:Vocals • electric
guitar • bass • drums.
 Short songs, stripped-down instrumentation,
and often political, anti-establishment lyrics.
 Groups: Sex Pistols, Clash, Ramones, Green
Day, Offspring.

44. SEX PISTOLS

45. RAMONES

46. OFFSPRING

48.  Cultural origins: Is a form of electronic dance
music that emerged in Detroit, Michigan
(USA) in the mid to late 1980s.
 Groups: kraftwerk,Depeche Mode,
Chemical Brothers, David Guetta.
 Typical instruments: Synthesizer,
keyboards, sampler, drum machine,
sequencer, personal computer.

49. TECHNO MUSIC

50. kraftwerk

51. DEPECHE MODE

52. CHEMICAL BROTHERS

53. DAVID GUETTA

54.  Cultural origins: Mid to late 1970s, United
Kingdom, United States and France.
 Typical instruments: Electric guitar – bass
guitar – drums – synthesizers – vocals.
 Groups: The Police, U2,The Strokes,
Coldplay, Franz Ferdinand, Bloc Party , and
The Killers.

55. THE POLICE

56. U2

57. COLDPLAY

58. THE KILLERS

60.  Cultural origins:Mid-1980s, Washington.
 Typical instruments: Electric guitar - Bass
guitar - Drums – Vocals.
 Groups: Nirvana, Pearl Jam.
 Is generally characterized by distorted
electric guitars and contrasting song
dynamics.

61. NIRVANA

62. PEARL JAM

63.  Cultural origins: 1970s, the Bronx, NewYork.
 Typical instruments: Synthesizer, DAW,
rapping, drum machine, sampler, guitar,
bass guitar, piano, beatboxing, vocals.
 Groups: Public Enemy, Notorius Big and
Eminem.

64. HIP HOP

65. EMINEM

66. PUBLIC ENEMY