musical art

1. classical music

1.1. Middle Ages and Renaissance. In those days, the works were not rich in chords, they developed under the influence of the violin and flute. More interesting instrumental overflows appeared in the Renaissance, when the first percussion, bass instruments, and organs began to appear;

1.1.1. classic. It was in the classical era that the standardization of style, composition and performance was approved. The predominant instrument at this time is the piano

1.1.2. baroque. A characteristic feature of classical works of this time is a pronounced bass line, thanks to which it is possible to create complex structures of music. This is not least due to the fact that cellos, oboes, and bassoons began to appear then;

1.1.3. romanticism. In this era, the melodic line actively developed, expressive emotions appeared in music, arbitrary forms arose: nocturnes, fantasies and preludes

1.1.4. modernism. The works of the era are full of philosophy and aesthetics, and there is less tonality, tradition and structure in them

1.2. Vivaldi Mozart Bach Beethoven Chopin Schubert Handel Haydn Meldenson Strauss

2. Vanguard Experimental music noise Concrete music (Musique concrète) Electroacoustic music

3. Blues African blues Blues rock Cry of the blues British blues Canadian blues Chicago blues Classic female blues Modern R&B Country blues Delta blues Detroit blues Electric blues Gospel blues Hill country blues Hokum Blues Jump blues Kansas City Blues Louisiana Blues Memphis blues Piedmont blues Punk blues Rhythm and blues Doo-wop Soul blues St. Louis blues Swamp blues Texas blues West Coast Blues

4. country Alternative country Kovpunk American Australian country music Bakersfield Sound Bluegrass Progressive bluegrass Country blues Country pop Country rap Country rock Cajun Cajun fiddles Christian country music Close harmony Dansband Hokum Honky-tonk Instrumental country music The sound of Nashville Non-traditional country music Music of New Mexico outlaw country Progressive country Red dirt rockabilly Infernal music Psychobilly/Punkabilly Sertanejo Tejano Country Texas Traditional country music Truck drivein' country Western Western swing Zydeco

5. Modern folk music American Anti-folk Celtic music Chalga Modern folk Corrido Philk Folk rock Celtic rock Folktronics Freak people Indie folk Industrial folk Neofolk Mariachi Ranchera Progressive folk A song of protest Psychedelic folk Singer-songwriter Skiffle Sung poetry Cowboy/western music Red dirt New Mexico Texas country music Tejano

6. Hip-Hop Alternative hip-hop Australian hip-hop Bongo Flava Bumblebee British hip-hop Chop hop Chopper Christian hip-hop Classic hip-hop Cloud rap Conscious hip-hop Crisp Crankcore Dirty rap Drill Electro music Emo rap Experimental hip-hop G-funk Gangsta rap Ghetto house Getotekh Hip-hop of the golden age Mud Hardcore hip-hop Hip house Hiplife Hip-pop Hipster hop Horror Hyphia Industrial hip-hop Instrumental hip-hop Jazz rap Jersey club kwaito Lyrical hip-hop Low span Merenrap Motsako Mumble rap Nerdcore New Jack Swing New school hip-hop Old school hip-hop Political hip-hop Ragga Reggaeton Snap Jerkin' Trap Urban Pasifika West Coast Hip Hop

7. Jazz Alt jazz Avant-garde jazz Bebop Boogie-woogie The boss is new Brazilian jazz British dance ensemble Cape jazz Chamber jazz Continental jazz Cool jazz Crossover jazz Dixieland Ethnojazz European free jazz Free funk Free improvisation Free jazz Gypsy jazz Hard bop Jazz blues Jazz funk Jazz fusion Jazz rap Jazz rock Kansas City Jazz Latin jazz Livtronics M-base Basic jazz Modal jazz Neo-bop jazz Neo-swing Ragtime novelty Well, jazz Orchestral jazz Postbop Punk-jazz Ragtime Samba-jazz Shibuya-kei Ska jazz Smooth jazz Soul jazz Stride - jazz Live jazz Swings

8. Rock Alternative rock Dream pop Shoegaze Blackgaze Grunge Post-grunge Indie rock Dunedin sound Math rock Post-punk revival Sadcore Slowcore Big beat Christian rock Classic rock Dark cabaret Electro-rock Electronicore Experimental rock