The document defines and provides examples of different music genres including a cappella, instrumental music, vocal music, liturgical music, non-liturgical religious music, popular music, cultured music, functional music, film music, theater music, and broadcast music. It discusses the composer's intentions and contexts for which different genres are created such as religious ceremonies, entertainment, cultural/educational purposes, and important events. Videos are provided as examples for many of the genres.

2. When we talk about genre we are referring to
the composer´s intention when he or she
creates a piece of music.

3. It is created for the human voice without
accompaniment. It is know as “a capella”.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zK-3imfeCjg

4. Any music played with instrument alone.
It can be divided into two variants:
-Pure Music: composed to be played as music
and nothing else.
-Descriptive Music: are not directly relate to
music. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iebndRX_FA

5. Requieres a combination of
voices and instruments.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_J_CdL1KLY

6. Music composed to be played in a
religious contetx. There are two modes:
1. Liturgical Music: composed for
religious ceremonies as part of the
litugy.
2. Non-Liturgical Music: composed for a
religious purpose but it is not part of
the liturgy.

7. It is use for entretainment, for cultural or for
educational purposes. There are two
categories:
- Popular Music: Fonk Music and Light Music.
- CulturedMusic.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UqzKEMqKwf0

8. Applies to music that serves as a backdrop to
important events.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-FA_kR0MGto

9. When motion picture sound tracks are used to
reinforce the film´s message, maximising the
sentiments and emotions in the script.

10. It is use in artistic expression acted out on the
stage. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7Mfxbg2gqI

11. It is used for radio or TV , this genre employs in
the same way films do, it tries to catch the
people attention.