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“Classical Music” is a term used to refer to a wide range of music that is produced in or rooted in the traditions of Western art, ecclesiastical and concert music. It has been spanning the ages from the 9th century to the present time. Classical music is still played by many of today’s artist and reaches a select group of individuals. The term “classical music” was coined during the 19th Century as it was considered as the “Golden Age” of Classical Music.

Public adoration for classical music has dropped since the 1900s, most particularly in more developed countries like the United States and the United Kingdom. Classical music has taken a back seat behind popular forms of music like: jazz, pop, rock, rap, and many more. Despite the drop in popularity, parents can be seen sending their children to learn Classic Music at a young age in order to incorporate a sense of discipline that is supposedly learned when playing classical music.

Rock Music:

This music genre originated in the rock and roll era of 1950s. The vocals are accompanied by guitar, drum and bass. (Read information on musical instruments.) Certain rock groups also use piano, synthesizer, saxophone, flute, mandolin and sitar for a deeper effect.

Metal Music: Metal music emerged after the Second World War. Here the tune of the song is greatly influenced by the structure of the songs. While in rock music, songwriting is based within a form; in metal music, the central melody decides the structure of the song. It is also known as ‘information music’.

Hip-hop Music: Hip-hop music always includes the use of instruments such as guitar, violin, fiddle, piano, bass and drums. In these types of music, the bass is the main instrument. This can be used in special intensities to emote feelings of anger, arrogance and others. This type of music is the result of hip-hop society and is known as hip-hop music. This music shows a deep influence of Jamaican music. The roots of the music are found in African American and West African music. It was first played by a group of traveling singers and poets of West Africa.

Wedding Ceremony Music: A wedding is always a dream come true for people who are in love. Although we often hear people saying that it hardly matters where are how they are getting married as long as they are marrying the just right guy/girl, once the wedding date is finalized you can see them fretting over every little detail of the ceremony - the perfect venue, the perfect dress, and yes even the perfect song to be played in the background as they walk down the aisle.The song played on your wedding day has to be special, with the right rhythm and the perfect words that capture the essence of your relationship. Like - I Can’t Help Falling in Love with You, Everything I do, I do it for you, Nothing’s Gonna Change My Love for You, Forever

Trance Music: This type of music is frequently played in club houses and discotheques. It originated in the 20th century. This music is characterized by fast tempo and repetitious beats of the beating. It has a hypnotic effect on the souls of listeners.

Jazz: This type of music is featured by burly and complex rhythms. The main musical instruments used for jazz music are cornet, trumpet or violin, that helps carry the melody. This is a rhythmic music and has an onward energy called “swing”. However, in this music genre, the skilled performer interprets a tune in his own way.

Folk Music: Folk music is a kind of conventional music that is handed down from generations in every culture. This type of music reflects the emotions of common laity. Popular music and tribal music are the two sub genres of folk music. This folk music shows the social upheaval that lies among various classes of people. This also portrays their struggle for survival and their culture.

Techno Music: Techno music is also known as fusion music. This becomes trendy towards the center part of the 1980s. This is a form of electronic dance music and based on African American music styles like funk, electro and electric jazz. It features fast beats and this form was initiated by Juan Atkins, Kevin Saunderson and Derrick May.

Opera Music: Opera music first emerged in Italy in the 1600s. This genre has an amazing combination of dramatic art and musical innovation and is specifically played in the theaters. This has greater appeal for its delightful orchestral accompaniment. The preludes and interludes of this music set the tone for the action on-stage.