Classic:

The classical music starts at about 1750 (death of JS Bach) and ends approximately in 1820. Classical music itself coincides with the period known as classicism, as in other arts was the rediscovery of the classics and a copy of Greco Roman art, which was considered traditional or ideal. In music there was not a classic original, and that was not written any music in the Greek or Roman times. The music of the classical music evolved into a highly balanced between harmony and melody. Its main exponents were Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven the first (since its second season became more romantic.

One among many of the classics of classical music was Ludwig van Beethoven .

Tears fell from the eyes of the girl at the moment they recognized the music, and then with a tremulous voice, asked him if it might be the great master himself. "Yes," said Beethoven, "to touch you." After a few moments while playing one of his older compositions, the candle flickers and goes off. The interruption seemed to break the train of her memory. Beethoven got up, went to the window, and opened it, flooding the room with the moonlight. After meditating a moment turned and said: "Improviser a sonata to the moonlight." Then came the wonderful composition that we know so well.

COUNTRY
The country (also called Country & Western) is a style of music emerged in the 20s in the southern rural regions of the United States. Combined its origins in the folk music of immigrants from certain European countries, notably Ireland, and other musical forms rooted in Northern America, the blues and the spiritual and religious music as gospel, as well as Mexican folk (wagon), and this turn, the Spanish ballad, (Malagueña). The term country began to be used in the 40's to the detriment of the country & western term, ending in the consolidated 70.

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It was the first country singer to have a success nationally in United States in May 1924 with "The Wreck of Old'97. Other important pioneers were Puckett Riley, Don Richardson, Fiddling John Carson, Ernest Stone man and groups Charlie Poole and the North Carolina Ramblers and The Skillet Lickers

DANCE
This term describes the musical style that was born during the beginning of the 1990s, characterized by being cheerful and energetic melodies. In some cases, wrongly understood that music is electronic dance music, however, both branches have musical differences between them.

Are derived from dance music such as Euro dance, the Synth-Pop and Italo Dance, which is what local adaptations depending on the form and type of culture that predominates at each site.

Formation of the dance music

Several countries contributed to the formation, extension and expansion of this type of music, mixing various unions.

GOSPEL
Gospel music, spiritual music and gospel music at its most restrictive definition, is the religious music that emerged from African American churches in the eighteenth century and became popular during the 1930s. More generally, it is often also include the religious music composed and sung by singers Christian southerners, whatever their race.

Gospel music, unlike the Christian hymns, are of a lightweight in terms of music. God spell is the original word, which translates into Castilian as "call from God." This form of singing is so named because it was a gospel song, to invite people towards God. The lyrics often reflect the values of Christian life.

Interprets: gospel choir, spirit...

FLAMENCO
Flamenco is a Spanish genre of music and dance that originated in Andalusia in the eighteenth century, which is based on music and dance of Andalusia and in whose establishment and development had a key role in the Andalusian gypsy. [1] singing, playing and dancing are the main facets of flamenco.

The Flemish word, referring to the artistic genre that is known under this name, dating from the mid-nineteenth century. There is no certainty of its etymology, which has raised several hypotheses:

           • In parallel with the wading birds of the same name.

           • As the music of "fellah-diminishing,"

             Moors landless  peasants.

           • Because your home is in Flanders.

           • Because the Roma are also known as flamingo

JAZZ
Jazz is a musical style born in the late nineteenth century in the United States and expands globally throughout the twentieth century.

The history of jazz is characterized by two fundamental characteristics:
* For their constant absorption of other musical stylistic tendencies or culturally alien to him, on the other, for their ability to generate other musical styles like rock and roll, which will eventually evolve independently from jazz.

* For the uninterrupted succession of a large set of sub stiles that, viewed in perspective, some of them show tremendous musical differences.

POP
Pop music is one that, regardless of the instrumentation and technology used for its creation; the structure retains formal verse - chorus - verse, "executed in a simple, melodic, catchy, and often likened to the general public. Its major differences with other styles are clear and melodic voices in the foreground and several linear and percussion. Began in the twentieth century in England in the mid-60.Michael Jackson is the highest representative of this style.

In the story says that the term "pop music" was not understood as a musical genre with specific characteristics. The music listed as "Pop" apocopation of "Popular Music", was understood as the opposite of worship music, to classical music. Under this definition fall styles like rock, funk, folk and even jazz. The pop was understood as that great band for people with low musical culture. Over time, the pop has gained its meaning as an independent style of music, books, in addition, the negative and pejorative sense, which was linked. Reason.

REGGAE
The reggae is a genre of Jamaican origin (the adjective applies to the Jamaican people). The term reggae is sometimes used broadly to refer to the majority of Jamaican rhythms, including ska, rock steady and dub. The term is more specifically used to indicate a particular style that originated after the development of rock steady. In this sense, reggae includes three sub-genres: the skinhead reggae, roots reggae and dancehall.

ROCK AND ROLL

The Rock and Roll emerged as a defined musical style in United States in the 1950s, some elements of rock and roll can be heard in the recordings of blues as far as the 1920s.

Some date the origins of rock and roll in 1954 with the recording of Bill Haley and his group Bill Haley and the Haley's Comets, especially with "Crazy Man Crazy" (1954) and its highly successful "Rock Around The Clock" ( 1955), which would have much influence on John Lennon. Others feel as a creator of Little Richard or Elvis Presley, and choose as the start date of the rock and roll in 1954, the year in which Presley released his first album.

Each of its subgenera can subtly mixed with each other and can also collect items from each of its sub-ideologies, which makes the rock a diverse culture and rich in ideas and sounds.