This document summarizes different music genres including vocal, instrumental, vocal and instrumental combined, religious, profane, functional, advertising, theater, and cinematographic genres. Vocal genres include a cappella and combined singing with instruments. Instrumental genres are pure music for structure/melody and descriptive music representing contexts. Religious genres are liturgical music part of liturgy and non-liturgical. Profane genres are popular like folk/light and cultured. Functional music is for events. Advertising music attracts audiences. Theater music enhances stage performances and cinematographic music conveys film emotions.

1. MUSIC
GENRES

2. Summary
1. Vocal Genre.
2. Types of Vocal Genre.
3. Instrumental Genre.
4. Types of Instrumental Genre.
5. Vocal and Instrumental Genre.
6. Religious Genre.
7. Types of Religious Genre.
8. Profane Genre.
9. Functional Genre.
10. Adversiting Genre.
11. Theatre Genre.
12. Cinematographic Genre.

3. Let start it!

5. Vocal_Genre
Vocal music is probably the oldest form of music,
since it does not require any instrument besides
.the human voice All musical cultures have some
form of .vocal music

6. There are two types...
A cappella and .combined
A cappella: the song is recorded just by
human voices.
Combined: when the song is recorded,
they representate both,
instruments and human voices.

7. Instrumental Genre
Instrumental Music is a type of music
invented to be perfermed by an
intrument or a group of them.
The opposite of Instrumental Music is
Vocal Music.

8. Two types...
Pure Music : is music for its own sake—concerned only
with structure, melody, harmony, and rhythm.
Descriptive Music: refers to music that represents
extra-musical contexts that are not directly related to
music.

9. Vocal and Instrumental
(combined) Genre
The type of music that requers the
combination of the voice and instruments.

10. Religious Genre
Religious music (also sacred music) is music
performed or composed for religious use or
through religious influence.

11. Two types...
Liturgical Music: music that is part of a liturgy.
Non­liturgical Music: music that is not part of a
liturgy.

12. Profane Genre
No religious purpose
Two types...
Popular Music: Folk and Light.
Cultured Music: cultural context.

13. Functional Genre: Events Music
As it is said in the name, it is music to be
performed in events like ceremonies,
commemorations...

14. Advertising Genre: Advertisement Music
It is used to attract the audience to buy especific
things and to catch the atention.

15. Theatre Genre: Stage Music
Is a type of music created to join the artistic
expressions in the stage.

16. Cinematographic Genre: Motion
picture Music
Is a type of music that wants to represent the emotions
of the characters and give a film mesage.

17. The End
Thanks for
watching!