Latin jazz big bands incorporate Latin American rhythms, melodies, and instruments into their music, resulting in a vibrant and rhythmic fusion of jazz and Latin music.
Electro-disco is a subgenre of funk-disco that emerged in the early 1980s. It combines the funk and disco sound with electronic music elements, such as synthesizers and drum machines, creating a futuristic and danceable sound.
A subgenre of experimental indie that combines elements of pop music with avant-garde and art rock influences, often characterized by unconventional song structures and lyrical themes.
A soundtrack that features a collection of songs from various artists or albums, often curated to fit a specific theme or genre.
Electro house is a subgenre of Euro house that combines elements of house music with electronic dance music, featuring heavy basslines, prominent synthesizers, and energetic beats.
Choral music performed without instrumental accompaniment.
A chamber music ensemble consisting of five brass instruments.
Music that draws inspiration from the traditional folk music of Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and other Celtic regions.
Choral music rooted in African-American religious traditions, characterized by soulful harmonies and energetic rhythms.
Ambient music with a darker and more mysterious tone, often incorporating elements of horror or suspense.
Early style of blues originating in the Mississippi Delta region, characterized by slide guitar, fingerpicking, and raw, emotional vocals.
The woodwind section consists of instruments such as flutes, clarinets, oboes, and bassoons. These instruments produce sound by blowing air through a mouthpiece or reed, and they add a wide range of tones and textures to the orchestra's sound.
Dancehall is a subcategory of tropical house that incorporates elements of Jamaican dancehall music, characterized by its energetic rhythms and catchy hooks.
A subcategory of microsound ambient that combines electronic and acoustic elements, utilizing technology to manipulate and process sounds in innovative and experimental ways.
A subgenre of soul music that originated in the Southern United States, known for its gritty and raw sound, often featuring bluesy and soulful vocals.
A subgenre of indie folk that combines folk music with psychedelic elements, such as trippy lyrics, unconventional song structures, and the use of effects and improvisation.
A style of jazz that emerged in the 1950s, characterized by a more aggressive and intense sound, with a focus on bluesy and soulful playing.
A subgenre of alternative rock characterized by ethereal and atmospheric soundscapes, hazy vocals, and dreamy melodies, often incorporating elements of shoegaze and electronic music.
Opera compositions that originated in the United States, often reflecting American themes, stories, and musical influences.
German art songs, typically for solo voice and piano accompaniment, known for their poetic texts and expressive melodies.
Deep house is a subgenre of Euro house that is characterized by its smooth and soulful sound, often featuring deep basslines, atmospheric textures, and soulful vocals.
A subcategory of Southern soul that infuses funk elements into the traditional soul sound, known for its energetic and rhythmic grooves, often featuring prominent basslines and horn sections.
A dj who specializes in playing techno music, a genre characterized by its repetitive beats, synthesized sounds, and futuristic atmosphere.
Nu metal combines elements of alternative metal, rap rock, and industrial metal, often featuring heavy guitar riffs, rap-style vocals, and electronic elements, resulting in a blend of aggressive and melodic sounds.
Fingerstyle is a technique used in playing acoustic guitar where the guitarist uses their fingers to pluck the strings individually, creating intricate melodies, basslines, and harmonies simultaneously.
Industrial metal combines the heavy and aggressive sound of metal with the industrial aesthetic. It typically features distorted guitars, pounding drums, and industrial elements such as samples, synthesizers, and electronic effects.
Solo performances in the jazz genre, characterized by improvisation, complex harmonies, and syncopated rhythms.
Music from the Balkan region, known for its energetic rhythms and unique scales.
A subgenre of new wave that emerged in the early 1980s, known for its flamboyant fashion, romantic lyrics, and a blend of electronic and traditional instruments.
Dance-pop is a subgenre of pop disco that combines elements of dance music with catchy pop melodies and lyrics, often featuring a strong beat and a focus on getting people to dance.
Choral music composed in a multi-movement form, often with soloists, choir, and instrumental accompaniment.
A unique vocal technique from Mongolia, where singers produce multiple pitches simultaneously.
Music from the indigenous people of New Zealand, incorporating traditional instruments and vocal styles.
A subgenre characterized by its DIY ethos, introspective lyrics, and a blend of folk and indie rock influences.
A subgenre of contemporary country that incorporates elements of folk, rock, and indie music, often characterized by a more raw and organic sound.
Fado is a traditional Portuguese music genre characterized by mournful and soulful melodies, often accompanied by a guitarra portuguesa and a classical guitar.
A style of solo performance characterized by the use of blues scales, bending notes, and expressive phrasing.
A style of electronic dance music that incorporates African rhythms and percussion.
A composer who specializes in creating music using electronic instruments and technology.
Psychedelic trance, also known as psytrance, is a subgenre of trance music that is characterized by its psychedelic and trippy sound. It often features complex and layered melodies, hypnotic rhythms, and a fusion of electronic and organic elements.
A relaxed and understated style of jazz that emerged in the 1950s, featuring smooth melodies and a focus on arrangement.
Choral music with religious or spiritual themes, often performed in religious ceremonies or services.
Blues music played on electric instruments, often featuring amplified guitar solos and a more energetic sound.
Japanese drumming style, characterized by powerful rhythms and synchronized movements.
Solo performances in the country music genre, typically featuring twangy guitar solos and storytelling elements.
A subgenre of grunge that incorporates elements of heavy metal, featuring aggressive guitar riffs and intense, often dark lyrics.
A style of gospel music that originated in the southern United States, characterized by its four-part harmonies, strong vocal performances, and lyrics that often focus on faith, salvation, and the afterlife.
A subgenre of grunge that emerged in the late 1990s and early 2000s, characterized by a more polished and commercial sound compared to traditional grunge.
Combines elements of heavy metal and thrash metal with a strong emphasis on groove and rhythm. It features catchy guitar riffs, heavy bass lines, and often incorporates elements of funk and blues.
A fusion of African rhythms and jazz improvisation, often incorporating traditional African instruments.
Music that blends African and European musical traditions, often found in countries with a history of African-European cultural exchange.
Psychedelic pop is a subcategory of avant-pop that draws inspiration from psychedelic rock, incorporating trippy and mind-altering elements such as swirling guitars, experimental effects, and surreal lyrics.
A subcategory of experimental music that focuses on creating non-representational and non-narrative soundscapes, often using unconventional sounds, textures, and techniques to evoke emotions and sensations.
Ambient music that incorporates sounds from nature, such as field recordings of birds, water, or wind, to create a natural and immersive atmosphere.
The brass section of a symphony orchestra consists of instruments such as trumpets, trombones, French horns, and tubas. These instruments produce sound through the vibration of the player's lips and are known for their powerful and resonant tones.
A group of musicians playing jazz music, often featuring improvisation and a combination of different instruments.
These are songs that are specifically written and recorded for a film or TV show. They are created to enhance the storytelling and are often tailored to fit the themes and emotions of the project.
A subgenre of funk that incorporates elements of acid house and electronic music.
A film score that explores unconventional and innovative approaches to music composition, often pushing the boundaries of traditional film scoring.
Characterized by its distinctive "acid" sound, which is created using the Roland TB-303 synthesizer and features squelchy, resonant, and repetitive basslines.
Italo disco is a subgenre of soulful disco that originated in Italy in the late 1970s and early 1980s. It combines elements of disco, electronic music, and pop, with catchy melodies, synthesized sounds, and often futuristic or space-themed lyrics.
Music composed specifically for the piano, showcasing the instrument's versatility and expressive capabilities through solo compositions or works for piano and other instruments.
A subcategory of indie r&b that incorporates alternative and unconventional elements, often pushing the boundaries of traditional r&b sound.
Solo performances of electronic music, often involving the use of synthesizers, drum machines, and other electronic instruments.
A composer who creates music in the jazz genre, characterized by improvisation, syncopation, and swing rhythms.
A fusion of funk and jazz, combining the rhythmic elements of funk with the improvisational nature of jazz.
A composition written for two violins, a viola, and a cello, typically consisting of four movements.
Dub music originated in Jamaica and is known for its heavy use of reverb, echo, and other effects. It typically features a prominent bassline and focuses on creating a spacious and immersive sonic experience.
Chillout ambient music is characterized by its relaxed and laid-back atmosphere, often incorporating soothing melodies and gentle rhythms.
Energetic tunes specifically composed for dancing, often played at ceilidhs and social gatherings.
Chamber music composed for six string instruments, typically two violins, two violas, and two cellos.
Hardstyle is a subgenre of freeform hardcore that combines elements of hard trance, techno, and hardcore. It is known for its heavy basslines, melodic elements, and energetic tempo.
Blues music performed primarily on acoustic instruments, often featuring fingerpicking guitar styles.
A subgenre of heavy metal that incorporates psychedelic elements, such as distorted guitars, complex song structures, and mind-altering lyrics, resulting in a heavy and psychedelic sound.
A traditional music form from India, characterized by its complex melodic and rhythmic structures, improvisation, and spiritual elements.
Known for its innocent and whimsical nature, twee pop is characterized by its twee and saccharine lyrics, jangly guitars, and an overall twee aesthetic.
A style of classical music that emerged in the 17th century, characterized by ornate and intricate compositions, elaborate melodies, and the use of harpsichords.
Classic rock refers to rock music that emerged in the 1960s and 1970s, characterized by its catchy melodies, guitar-driven sound, and often incorporating elements of blues and folk.
Music that combines African and Peruvian musical styles and rhythms.
Pop music influenced by Latin American rhythms and styles, often incorporating elements of salsa, reggaeton, and other Latin genres.
A genre of Moroccan music that combines traditional African rhythms with Islamic spiritual chants.
Electropop is a subgenre of synthpop that combines electronic music with pop sensibilities, featuring catchy melodies, upbeat rhythms, and a heavy use of synthesizers.
A subgenre of gospel music that emerged in urban areas, blending gospel with elements of R&B, hip-hop, and soul, often featuring contemporary production techniques and a more urban sound.
A dj who focuses on playing trance music, known for its uplifting melodies, energetic beats, and hypnotic rhythms, creating a euphoric and trance-like experience for the audience.
A film score that incorporates elements of rock music, including electric guitars, drums, and powerful vocals, to add energy and intensity to the film.
Music originating from the indigenous peoples of Australia.
Blues style originating in the Piedmont region of the southeastern United States, known for its fingerpicking guitar style and ragtime influences.
Progressive house is a subgenre of Euro house that is known for its progressive and evolving sound, often featuring long build-ups, melodic elements, and atmospheric textures.
Music that blends African and indigenous musical styles and instruments.
Choral music composed during the Baroque period, characterized by elaborate ornamentation and polyphonic textures.
The string section is the largest section of a symphony orchestra and includes instruments such as violins, violas, cellos, and double basses. These instruments produce sound by vibrating strings and are capable of a wide range of expressive and melodic playing.
Ambient music that evokes a sense of outer space and cosmic exploration, often featuring expansive soundscapes and celestial themes.
A fusion of psychedelic rock and soul music, combining the soulful vocals and grooves of soul with the experimental and mind-expanding elements of psychedelic music, resulting in a unique and soulful sound.
A form of devotional music in South Asia, particularly associated with Sufism, featuring powerful vocal performances and rhythmic patterns.
A subgenre of electro-funk that originated in the early 1990s, popularized by West Coast hip-hop artists, featuring slow, funky beats, synthesizers, and smooth melodies.
Musical theater productions that are performed by students in educational institutions, such as high schools or colleges.
A film score that draws inspiration from jazz music, characterized by improvisation, syncopation, and complex harmonies, to create a sophisticated and dynamic sound.
Music that combines elements of African and Arabic musical styles, commonly found in North Africa and the Middle East.
A subcategory of British blues rock fusion that emphasizes artistic and technical innovation, often featuring complex song structures, extended instrumental sections, and a wide range of musical influences.
A subgenre of punk rock that combines the aggressive sound of punk with anarchist political ideologies.
Music that combines African musical elements with electronic music production techniques, resulting in a fusion of traditional and modern sounds.
Vocal jazz a cappella combines the improvisational and rhythmic elements of jazz music with a cappella singing. It often involves intricate vocal arrangements, scat singing, and the use of vocal percussion to create a dynamic and energetic sound.
Dixieland, also known as traditional jazz, is a style of jazz that originated in New Orleans in the early 20th century, characterized by lively ensemble playing and collective improvisation.
Blues style that originated in Chicago, known for its amplified sound, electric guitar solos, and use of harmonica.
Drill rap is a subgenre of hip hop that originated in Chicago and is characterized by its aggressive lyrics, dark and menacing beats, and often violent subject matter, similar to drill.
A style of jazz that emerged in the 1950s and 1960s, characterized by its improvisational nature, lack of traditional chord progressions, and emphasis on collective improvisation.
Indie r&b is a subcategory of Indie. A genre that encompasses independent and non-mainstream music, often characterized by its DIY ethos, diverse sounds, and alternative approaches.
Choral music composed in a dramatic and narrative style, often based on religious or biblical themes.
Known for its intricate and complex compositions, IDM combines elements of electronic, experimental, and ambient music, often featuring glitchy and abstract sounds.
The original form of ska music that originated in Jamaica in the 1950s and 1960s. It is characterized by its off-beat rhythms, horn sections, and a fusion of Caribbean and American musical styles.
A genre originating from Andalusia, Spain, characterized by its passionate vocals, intricate guitar playing, and rhythmic handclaps.
Originating from the UK garage scene, garage house combines elements of house music with garage beats, featuring soulful vocals, syncopated rhythms, and a distinct UK sound.
Experimental pop is a subgenre of pop music that pushes the boundaries of traditional pop structures and conventions, often incorporating unconventional song structures, unique instrumentation, and avant-garde production techniques.
Choral music based on hymns, often sung in religious congregations or gatherings.
A chamber music ensemble consisting of piano and four other instruments.
Blues style that developed on the West Coast of the United States, known for its smooth, jazzy sound and sophisticated arrangements.
Referring to the music produced by the Motown record label, it is a subgenre of soul known for its polished sound, catchy melodies, and pop sensibility.
Secular vocal music with multiple voices, often expressing emotions or telling a story.
Chamber pop refers to a style of avant-pop that incorporates classical and orchestral elements, such as string arrangements and chamber music instrumentation, into a pop music context.
The percussion section includes instruments such as drums, cymbals, timpani, xylophone, and various other instruments that are struck, shaken, or scraped to produce sound. Percussion instruments add rhythm, texture, and accents to the overall orchestral sound.
A lyricist specializes in writing the words or lyrics of a song. They have a talent for crafting meaningful and poetic expressions that convey the intended message or story of the song.
A subgenre of indie rock that emerged in the early 2000s, drawing inspiration from the post-punk movement of the late 1970s and early 1980s. It combines angular guitar riffs, driving rhythms, and introspective lyrics.
A musical group consisting of wind instruments, such as woodwinds and brass, performing a wide range of repertoire.
Traditional music from Indonesia, primarily associated with the ensemble of tuned percussion instruments, known as gamelan, which create intricate and mesmerizing melodies.
Ambient music that pushes the boundaries of traditional composition, often incorporating unconventional sounds and techniques.
Music that originated in France, encompassing various genres and styles.
Emphasizing simplicity and stripped-down arrangements, minimal house focuses on repetitive and hypnotic beats, sparse melodies, and a minimalistic approach to production.
Choral music composed in a polyphonic style, often with religious texts and intricate vocal harmonies.
A subgenre of alternative metal that combines the complex and technical elements of progressive rock with the heaviness and aggression of metal, often featuring intricate instrumental passages, odd time signatures, and a focus on musicianship.
A rebellious subgenre of country music that emerged in the 1970s, characterized by a raw and gritty sound, anti-establishment lyrics, and a rejection of the polished Nashville sound.
Music that reflects the African heritage in Colombia, blending African rhythms with Colombian musical styles.
Funk music that incorporates African rhythms and influences.
A subgenre that emerged in the 1980s and 1990s, characterized by a revival of ska music with influences from punk, rock, and other genres. It often features a more aggressive and distorted sound compared to traditional ska.
Choral music composed during the Romantic period, characterized by expressive melodies and dramatic emotions.
Blends country music with rock and roll, featuring electric guitars, drums, and a more energetic and rock-oriented sound.
Choral music composed during the Renaissance period, known for its rich polyphony and imitative counterpoint.
A subcategory of British blues rock fusion that incorporates elements of funk music, characterized by a strong rhythmic groove and the use of syncopated rhythms.
A fusion of country and pop music, featuring a more mainstream sound with catchy hooks and polished production.
The section of the marching band that consists of percussion instruments, such as drums and cymbals, providing rhythm and tempo to the music.
Folk music that emerged during times of social and political unrest, often featuring lyrics that address social issues, inequality, and activism.
Solo performances in the rock music genre, often featuring electric guitar solos and energetic performances.
Barbershop a cappella is a style of vocal music characterized by close four-part harmonies, with a focus on ringing chords and a unique vocal technique called "ringing the chord."
Inspired by the sounds of the 1980s, synthwave recreates the nostalgic and retro-futuristic atmosphere of that era, featuring synthesizers, pulsating basslines, and nostalgic melodies.
Funk music with a strong soul influence, characterized by emotive vocals and melodic hooks.
Refers to music composed from the late 19th century to the present day, characterized by a departure from traditional tonality, exploration of new harmonic and rhythmic structures, and the incorporation of unconventional instruments and techniques.
A chamber music ensemble consisting of violin, viola, and cello.
A film score that draws inspiration from various traditional and folk music styles from different regions of the world, creating a rich and diverse sonic landscape.
Solo performances of folk music, often featuring acoustic instruments and storytelling lyrics.
Funk music with a strong disco influence, characterized by danceable beats and catchy melodies.
Hard rock is a subgenre of rock music that features heavy guitar riffs, powerful vocals, and a high level of energy. It often incorporates elements of blues and has a more aggressive sound compared to classic rock.
Solo performances in the pop music genre, often featuring catchy melodies and contemporary production techniques.
A film score that prominently features a full orchestra, including strings, brass, woodwinds, and percussion, to create a grand and epic sound.
A subgenre of alternative music characterized by its emotional and confessional lyrics, often dealing with themes of heartbreak, introspection, and personal struggles.
A fusion of pop music and rock music, combining catchy melodies with the energy and instrumentation of rock.
A chamber music ensemble consisting of piano and three other instruments.
Field recording involves capturing and manipulating sounds from the environment, such as natural or urban settings, to create unique sonic compositions.
A style of jazz characterized by fast tempos, complex harmonies, and intricate improvisation.
Solo performances in the hip-hop genre, typically featuring rap vocals and rhythmic delivery.
A genre of dance music that originated in the Democratic Republic of Congo, characterized by its lively rhythms and guitar-driven melodies.
A genre that emerged in African American communities, known for its emotive and passionate vocals, often accompanied by a blend of gospel, R&B, and funk influences.
Musicals that are produced and performed in the Broadway theater district of New York City, often considered the pinnacle of commercial musical theater.
Horrorcore rap is known for its dark and horror-themed lyrics, often depicting violent and graphic imagery. It combines elements of rap with horror aesthetics, creating a chilling and unsettling atmosphere.
Influenced by African and Latin rhythms, tribal house incorporates percussive elements, tribal chants, and hypnotic beats, creating a primal and energetic sound.
A style of classical music that flourished in the 19th century, characterized by emotional expression, dramatic and passionate melodies, and a focus on individual expression and personal experiences.
A subgenre of reggae that emerged in the 1960s, known for its slower tempo, soulful vocals, and smooth harmonies.
Conscious rap is a subgenre of activist rap that focuses on raising awareness and consciousness about social issues, inequality, and injustice through thought-provoking and introspective lyrics.
Combining elements of progressive metal and post-rock, Post-metal focuses on atmospheric and introspective soundscapes, often with heavy and distorted guitars.
Upbeat style of blues with a swinging rhythm, often featuring horn sections and a lively, danceable feel.
A composer who creates music for musical theater productions, including songs, dances, and underscoring.
A subgenre of metal known for its dark and aggressive sound, often characterized by fast tempos, shrieking vocals, and raw production.
Solo performances of classical music compositions, often featuring intricate melodies and technical virtuosity.
Italian term meaning "beautiful singing," referring to a style of opera that emphasizes the beauty and purity of the human voice, with a focus on melodic lines and vocal virtuosity.
A style of country music that emerged in the 1940s and 1950s, characterized by a lively and upbeat tempo, twangy vocals, and lyrics about drinking, dancing, and heartbreak.
Music that has been passed down through generations within a particular culture, often reflecting its history and values.
Choral music composed for the Catholic Mass, typically including sections such as Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, and Agnus Dei.
Music that combines elements of African and Indian musical traditions.
A Brazilian genre of music that combines samba rhythms with jazz influences, featuring a slow tempo, gentle melodies, and poetic lyrics.
A composer who creates music specifically for films, enhancing the storytelling and emotional impact of the visuals.
Choral music composed specifically for use in religious services, often featuring a choir and organ accompaniment.
A subcategory of psychedelic music that focuses on creating atmospheric and immersive soundscapes, often characterized by ethereal textures and minimalistic compositions.
A subgenre characterized by its fast-paced, melodic sound, often featuring soaring vocals, catchy choruses, and fantasy or epic lyrical themes.
A subgenre that combines elements of classical music, such as orchestral arrangements and operatic vocals, with heavy metal, creating a grand and theatrical sound.
A subgenre of punk rock that emerged in the late 1970s, characterized by its aggressive and fast-paced sound, intense lyrics, and often politically charged themes.
A composer who creates music specifically for orchestras, utilizing a wide range of instruments and musical textures.
A genre that blends African rhythms with Jamaican dancehall music.
A lively and upbeat dance music genre from the Dominican Republic, characterized by its fast-paced rhythms and accordion-driven melodies.
Blends elements of metal and hardcore punk, with aggressive guitar riffs, breakdowns, and a mix of clean and screamed vocals. It often combines melodic and heavy elements.
A British music movement in the 1990s that emphasized catchy melodies, guitar-driven songs, and a revival of British pop culture, often associated with bands like Oasis, Blur, and Pulp.
Musical theater productions that are performed in the West End district of London, known for its prestigious theaters and professional productions.
Blues style originating in Texas, characterized by its guitar-driven sound, powerful vocals, and a mix of traditional and modern influences.
A raw and energetic subgenre of indie rock that draws inspiration from 1960s garage rock bands, known for its lo-fi production, distorted guitars, and simple song structures.
Musicals that are produced and performed in theaters outside of major metropolitan areas, often showcasing local talent and catering to regional audiences.
A composer who creates music in the popular music genre, often characterized by catchy melodies and lyrics.
A genre that originated in Latin America, combining elements of Afro-Cuban music, jazz, and other styles, characterized by lively rhythms and danceable beats.
Ambient music that evokes a sense of otherworldliness and ethereal beauty, often featuring dreamy textures and vocals.
Stripping down music to its bare essentials, minimal music features repetitive patterns, sparse arrangements, and a focus on subtle changes and variations.
A subgenre that emerged in the late 1980s and early 1990s, characterized by heavily distorted guitars, ethereal vocals, and a wall of sound production approach, often associated with bands like My Bloody Valentine and Slowdive.
Ambient music characterized by sustained tones or drones that create a hypnotic and meditative atmosphere.
Short for "Parliament-Funkadelic," P-funk is a subgenre of electro-funk that emerged in the 1970s, characterized by its use of funk rhythms, psychedelic influences, and a large ensemble of musicians.
A technique that involves combining and manipulating various recorded sounds to create a new composition, often incorporating elements of found sounds and unconventional sonic materials.
A lively and rhythmic style of flamenco influenced by Afro-Cuban music, featuring catchy melodies and upbeat rhythms.
A dj who specializes in playing house music, a genre characterized by its repetitive beats, synthesized basslines, and soulful vocals.
Music from the Andean region, characterized by the use of indigenous instruments and traditional melodies.
Choral music with non-religious themes, often performed in concert settings or for entertainment purposes.
A subcategory of African music that combines elements of African rhythms and Cuban music styles.
Combining elements of punk rock and pop music, pop punk is characterized by catchy melodies, energetic performances, and lyrics that often touch on themes of youth, relationships, and rebellion.
A composer who creates music for operas, which are dramatic works combining music, singing, and theatrical elements.
Choral music performed by a smaller ensemble, typically with one voice per part.
A genre originating from the Creole communities of Louisiana, characterized by its lively and infectious blend of Cajun, blues, and R&B, often featuring accordion and washboard.
A subgenre of shoegaze that blends elements of noise rock and pop music, characterized by distorted guitars, catchy melodies, and a balance between noise and pop sensibilities.
A dj who specializes in electronic dance music (EDM), which encompasses various genres like house, techno, trance, and more, known for its energetic and danceable beats.
A fusion of punk rock and ska, characterized by its upbeat and danceable rhythms, prominent horn sections, and offbeat guitar chords.
Known for its fast breakbeats and heavy basslines, drum and bass combines elements of jungle, techno, and hip-hop, creating energetic and dynamic tracks.
A subcategory of gospel choir that focuses on modern interpretations of gospel music, incorporating elements of other genres such as R&B, pop, and hip-hop.
The roles and responsibilities of student leaders within the marching band, such as section leaders and drum majors, who help guide and manage the ensemble.
A genre of music originating from Algeria, known for its fusion of traditional Arabic sounds with modern Western influences.
Music blending African and Andean musical traditions, often found in countries like Peru and Bolivia.
The original and foundational style of reggae, characterized by its deep basslines, syncopated guitar rhythms, and conscious lyrics.
A subcategory of power pop that emphasizes the use of chiming, jangly guitars, often influenced by 1960s folk rock and British Invasion bands.
A popular dance music genre originating from Colombia, known for its infectious rhythms and accordion-driven melodies.
Originating from hip-hop, trap music is characterized by its booming 808 bass, rapid hi-hats, and dark, atmospheric production.
Choral music composed during the Classical period, known for its balanced and symmetrical structures.
Ambient music with a stripped-down and minimalist approach, focusing on simplicity and repetition.
Italian term meaning "realism," referring to a style of opera that emerged in the late 19th century, focusing on gritty and realistic portrayals of everyday life, often featuring stories of love, jealousy, and tragedy.
Slow and heavy, with a melancholic and often depressive atmosphere. It emphasizes slow tempos, thick guitar riffs, and introspective lyrics.
Folk music that focuses on the art of songwriting, with an emphasis on personal storytelling and introspection, often performed by a solo artist accompanying themselves on an acoustic instrument.
Symphonic music refers to compositions written for a full symphony orchestra, typically consisting of multiple movements and featuring a wide range of instruments.
Alternative pop refers to a subgenre of pop music that incorporates unconventional or non-mainstream elements, often characterized by a more experimental or indie sound.
The music composed for a video game, designed to enhance the gameplay experience and create an immersive atmosphere.
A chamber music ensemble consisting of two violins, two violas, and a cello.
Music that blends African musical styles with elements of rock music.
A fusion of Celtic music and punk rock, characterized by fast-paced rhythms, energetic performances, and lyrics often inspired by Celtic culture and history.
A lively and energetic dance style from Brazil, featuring fast-paced footwork and hip movements, often performed during carnival celebrations.
A subcategory of indie music that combines elements of hip hop with indie sensibilities, often featuring introspective lyrics, unique production styles, and a DIY approach.
A subcategory of urban gospel that blends gospel music with soul music, characterized by emotive and passionate vocals, soulful melodies, and a fusion of gospel and soul production techniques.
Music associated with the Romani people, characterized by lively rhythms and expressive melodies.
Music that fuses African and Asian musical traditions, creating a unique blend of sounds and rhythms.
Blues music influenced by British rock and roll, often characterized by a heavier sound and electric instrumentation.
A style of country music that emerged in the 1940s and 1950s, characterized by its lively and danceable rhythms, honky-tonk piano, and lyrics about heartbreak, drinking, and the working class.
Blending elements of electronic and hip-hop music, future bass is characterized by its lush chords, melodic hooks, and heavy use of synthesizers.
A subcategory of honky tonk that emerged in the 1980s as a reaction to the pop-oriented country music of the time, characterized by a return to traditional country sounds and themes.
Opera tradition that originated in England, often featuring English-language librettos and musical styles influenced by English folk music.
A chamber music ensemble consisting of flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, and horn.
Music that combines African and reggae music, often with a focus on social and political issues.
A fusion of funk and traditional African rhythms, popularized by Nigerian musician Fela Kuti.
A style of jazz that emerged in the 1930s and 1940s, characterized by a strong rhythmic feel and a focus on ensemble playing.
Music that features brass instruments and is popular in the Balkan region.
Characterized by its aggressive and brutal sound, with deep growling vocals, fast and complex guitar riffs, and lyrics often dealing with death, violence, and gore.
A composer who specializes in creating music for choirs and vocal ensembles.
Pop music originating from South Korea, known for its catchy melodies, synchronized dance routines, and visually appealing performances.
Rooted in soul, gospel, and disco, soulful house is characterized by its emotive and soulful vocals, lush instrumentation, and a focus on heartfelt lyrics and melodies.
Mumble rap is a subgenre of trap that is known for its repetitive and melodic vocal delivery, often characterized by unclear or mumbled lyrics.
A subcategory of experimental music that explores new and unconventional approaches to composition, instrumentation, and performance within the classical music tradition.
Traditional Jewish music, often played at celebrations and weddings, known for its lively and emotive melodies.
Characterized by its heavy basslines, syncopated rhythms, and use of sub-bass frequencies, dubstep often features a half-time feel and incorporates elements of garage and dub reggae.
Music that creates a soothing and atmospheric background, often characterized by long, evolving sounds and minimalistic compositions.
A genre that combines African rhythms and melodies with soulful vocals and lyrics.
A subculture and music genre that emerged in the UK in the late 1970s, combining elements of ska, punk, and reggae, known for its distinctive black and white checkered patterns and racially integrated bands.
Music created by the indigenous peoples of North America, often featuring drums, flutes, and chanting.
A subculture and music genre that emerged in Northern England, characterized by its energetic and uptempo soul music, often featuring lesser-known American soul records.
Characterized by its use of syncopated drum patterns, with emphasis on the "breaks" or drum solos, often incorporating elements of funk, hip-hop, and jungle.
A fusion of psychedelic and hip hop music, combining elements of both genres to create a unique and experimental sound, often incorporating trippy lyrics and unconventional production techniques.
Rap music from the early days of the genre, typically associated with the 1970s and 1980s, known for its simple beats, catchy hooks, and party-oriented lyrics.
A style of jazz that emphasizes the use of modes (scales) rather than traditional chord progressions, allowing for a more open and exploratory approach to improvisation.
Glitch is a subcategory of electronic trip-hop that incorporates deliberate digital glitches and errors into the music. It often features fragmented and distorted sounds, creating a sense of unpredictability and a futuristic aesthetic.
Music originating from the French-speaking Acadian people of Louisiana, characterized by its lively and energetic rhythms, accordion-driven melodies, and lyrics often sung in French.
Instrumental music originating from Russia.
Refers to modern country music that incorporates elements of pop, rock, and other genres, often featuring polished production and catchy melodies.
A subcategory of pop music that incorporates elements of rhythm and blues, often characterized by soulful vocals and a blend of pop and R&B production styles.
Gospel a cappella is a genre of vocal music that combines elements of gospel music with a cappella singing. It typically features rich harmonies, powerful vocal performances, and lyrics that convey religious or spiritual themes.
As the name suggests, Hard Techno is characterized by its aggressive and intense sound, featuring heavy beats, distorted synths, and a fast tempo. It is often associated with the underground rave scene and has a strong emphasis on driving energy.
A film score that focuses on creating atmospheric and ethereal sounds to enhance the mood and tone of a film.
A genre that emerged in the 1990s, characterized by instrumental compositions that eschew traditional song structures, often featuring dynamic shifts, atmospheric textures, and a focus on creating mood and emotion.
Originating from the city of Detroit, this subcategory of Techno is known for its soulful and melodic elements, often incorporating influences from funk and jazz.
A subcategory of indie music that combines the raw energy and rebellious spirit of punk rock with independent and DIY aesthetics.
A subcategory of indie music that combines elements of soul, funk, and R&B with indie sensibilities, often featuring soulful vocals, groovy rhythms, and introspective lyrics.
A form of electronic music that utilizes recorded sounds from the real world, manipulating and transforming them to create new and unique sonic textures.
A film score that heavily relies on electronic instruments and synthesizers to create a futuristic or modern sound.
Referring to the style or characteristics of Richard Wagner's music, known for its epic scale, use of leitmotifs, and integration of music and drama.
A genre that combines African rhythms with elements of other genres, such as pop, reggae, and hip-hop.
A vocal technique from Tuva, a region in Siberia, where singers produce harmonic overtones while singing a single note.
Hi-nrg, short for high energy, is a subgenre of pop disco that emerged in the late 1970s and early 1980s, known for its fast tempo, pulsating beats, and high-energy vocals, often with a futuristic and electronic sound.
A chamber music ensemble consisting of flute, oboe, clarinet, and bassoon.
A single-movement orchestral composition that tells a story or evokes a specific mood or image, often inspired by a literary or visual source.
A genre that emerged in the 1970s, known for its theatrical and flamboyant style, combining rock music with elements of glam fashion and performance.
A dj who focuses on using turntables and vinyl records to create rhythmic patterns and scratching sounds, often incorporating these techniques into their mixes and performances.
Music that is played in the background of a film or other media to enhance the atmosphere or mood.
A genre that emphasizes catchy melodies, memorable hooks, and accessible song structures, often appealing to a wide audience.
Euro disco is a subgenre of pop disco that originated in Europe, characterized by its upbeat and energetic sound, often incorporating synthesizers, electronic beats, and catchy hooks.
Noise music is characterized by its use of harsh, abrasive, and distorted sounds. In the context of industrial drone, noise elements are incorporated to create a sense of chaos, dissonance, and aggression.
A subcategory of gospel music that originated in African American churches, characterized by its powerful vocals, energetic rhythms, and incorporation of elements from blues, jazz, and R&B.
Smooth jazz is a commercially successful and accessible style of jazz that emerged in the 1970s, characterized by its polished production, melodic hooks, and a focus on instrumental solos.
A genre that originated in the Caribbean, characterized by its lively rhythms and social commentary lyrics.
Energetic and rhythmic music and dance form originating from Punjab, India.
A genre that originated in Ghana and Nigeria, characterized by a fusion of African rhythms with Western jazz and swing.
Characterized by its harsh and abrasive sound, industrial music incorporates heavy use of distortion, noise, and unconventional instruments, often conveying a dark and dystopian atmosphere.
A subcategory of British blues rock fusion that incorporates psychedelic and experimental elements, characterized by the use of unconventional song structures, trippy effects, and a focus on creating a mind-altering musical experience.
A traditional Mexican music style characterized by its slow-tempo romantic songs, often performed by a group of musicians playing instruments such as guitars, violins, and trumpets.
Referring to the style or characteristics of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's music, known for its elegance, balance, and emotional depth.
Known for its aggressive and fast-paced sound, with rapid guitar riffs, intense drumming, and often politically charged lyrics. It is considered one of the founding genres of extreme metal.
A working-class subgenre of punk rock that originated in the UK, known for its anthemic and street-oriented sound.
Solo performances in the rhythm and blues genre, typically featuring soulful vocals and elements of funk and gospel music.
A subgenre of punk rock that emerged in the 1980s, influenced by skateboarding culture, known for its fast and aggressive sound.
Boogie is a subgenre of soulful disco that emerged in the late 1970s and early 1980s. It combines elements of funk, soul, and disco, with a focus on infectious grooves and danceable rhythms.
Popular music genre that blends African rhythms and melodies with elements of pop music.
Elaborate performances by the marching band that combine music, marching, and visual elements to create a cohesive and entertaining production.
Tech house is a subgenre of Euro house that combines elements of house music with techno, featuring a focus on groove, repetitive beats, and minimalistic production.
Music that represents the fusion of African and Mexican musical traditions.
Pop music originating from Japan, encompassing a wide range of styles and genres popular in the Japanese music industry.
A fusion of hip-hop and r&b elements, combining rap verses with melodic choruses, blending the rhythmic and lyrical aspects of hip-hop with the soulful and melodic elements of r&b.
Known for its evolving and progressive structures, progressive electronic music often features complex melodies, intricate rhythms, and a sense of continuous development.
A chamber music ensemble consisting of piano, violin, and cello.
Experimental hip hop is a subcategory of abstract hip hop that pushes the boundaries of traditional hip hop by incorporating unconventional sounds, structures, and production techniques. It often explores new sonic territories and challenges the norms of the genre.
A dj who focuses on mixing and playing drum and bass music, characterized by fast breakbeats and heavy basslines.
Music that fuses African and Latin American rhythms and genres.
Indietronica, also known as indie electronic or indie pop, is a subgenre of synthpop that combines elements of indie rock and electronic music, often featuring lo-fi production, experimental sounds, and introspective lyrics.
Free improvisation is characterized by the absence of predetermined structures or compositions. Musicians create music spontaneously, relying on their intuition and interaction with other players.
Orchestral music is composed for a full orchestra, utilizing a wide range of instruments to create a grand and dramatic sound.
A person who creates and writes music, often in the form of sheet music.
Music that is composed and performed by a group of musicians, often featuring multiple instruments and voices.
Involves the use of electronic instruments, technology, and computer-generated sounds in the creation and performance of music.
Electronic Dance Music, a genre of music characterized by electronic beats and rhythms designed for dancing.
A genre known for its rebellious and DIY attitude, characterized by its fast-paced, raw sound, and politically charged lyrics.
Acid house is a genre of electronic dance music that originated in the 1980s. It is characterized by its repetitive 4/4 beats, synthesized basslines, and the prominent use of the Roland TB-303 synthesizer to create the distinctive "acid" sound.
The original music composed specifically for a film, often created to enhance the storytelling and emotional impact of the visuals.
A modern and updated version of traditional r&b music, incorporating elements of pop, hip-hop, and electronic music.
A genre that combines music, acting, and dance in a theatrical production, featuring songs and dialogue to tell a story.
A genre that emerged in the 1990s, characterized by its distorted guitars, angsty lyrics, and raw, unpolished sound.
Music that is primarily composed and performed without vocals, focusing on the expressive qualities of instruments.
Choral music involves the use of a choir, with multiple voices singing together in harmony, creating a rich and emotional sound.
Experimental rap pushes the boundaries of traditional rap, incorporating unconventional sounds, structures, and production techniques to create unique and innovative musical experiences.
A group of musicians who play instruments and perform together.
A musical ensemble consisting of brass, woodwind, and percussion instruments, typically performing outdoors while marching.
A small group of singers that performs a variety of vocal music, often without instrumental accompaniment.
A subgenre of hip-hop that focuses on the experiences and realities of street life, often characterized by gritty lyrics and aggressive delivery.
A genre rooted in American folk music, characterized by storytelling lyrics, twangy guitars, and a distinct country sound.
Refers to the classic sound of country music, often associated with artists from the 1950s and 1960s, featuring fiddle, steel guitar, and heartfelt lyrics about love, loss, and rural life.
Incorporates elements of jazz into vocal performances, including improvisation and syncopated rhythms.
Instrumental music originating from Italy.
A modern take on traditional soul music, characterized by a blend of soul, r&b, and hip-hop influences, often featuring live instrumentation, smooth vocals, and conscious lyrics.
Music that is composed and performed specifically for films, television shows, or video games, enhancing the mood and narrative of the visual content.
Rooted in the early electronic music scene, electro features robotic and futuristic sounds, with a focus on synthesizers, drum machines, and vocoders.
A dj who specializes in playing music at clubs and other nightlife venues, catering to the preferences of the crowd and creating a high-energy atmosphere.
Pop music that heavily relies on synthesizers and electronic instruments, known for its catchy hooks and futuristic sound.
Music that is rooted in Caribbean traditions, such as reggae, calypso, and soca.
Music originating from the diverse cultures and regions of the African continent.
Events where marching bands from different schools or organizations come together to showcase their skills and compete against each other.
The music that accompanies a musical film, including both the songs performed by the characters and the instrumental score.
The percussion section includes instruments that are struck, shaken, or scraped to produce sound. This can include drums, cymbals, xylophones, marimbas, and various other instruments that add rhythm and texture to the music.
Rhythm and Blues, a genre that originated in African American communities, characterized by a combination of soulful vocals and rhythmic beats.
Music from various countries in Asia, including traditional, classical, and contemporary styles.
A subcategory of music characterized by its experimental and mind-altering sound, often incorporating elements of psychedelia and unconventional song structures.
A group of percussionists playing various percussion instruments, creating rhythmic and percussive music.
A modern style of a cappella singing that incorporates elements of pop, rock, R&B, and other genres, often featuring vocal arrangements and vocal percussion.
Music created and performed by indigenous peoples, often reflecting their cultural heritage and traditions.
A genre known for its heavy and aggressive sound, characterized by distorted guitars, fast tempos, and powerful vocals.
A subcategory that focuses on preserving and performing gospel music in its traditional form, often rooted in African-American religious and musical traditions.
Folk music that has been passed down through generations, preserving the cultural heritage and traditions of a particular community or region, often featuring acoustic instruments and simple melodies.
Music created and performed by the original inhabitants of a particular region or culture.
A composer who creates music that is innovative and reflects current musical trends and techniques.
A genre that encompasses various non-mainstream styles and sounds, often characterized by a departure from traditional or commercial approaches.
A genre that emerged in the late 1970s and early 1980s, characterized by a blend of punk rock, electronic music, and pop sensibilities, often featuring synthesizers, catchy melodies, and a futuristic aesthetic.
Pop r&b is a subgenre that combines the catchy melodies and commercial appeal of pop music with the soulful and emotive elements of r&b. It often features polished production, memorable hooks, and relatable lyrics.
Music that combines elements from different ethnic traditions to create a unique and diverse sound.
Instrumental music performed by a single musician.
The collection of all the music used in a film, including the film score, songs, and any other musical elements.
Music that originates from the Celtic regions of Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and Brittany, often featuring traditional instruments and folk melodies.
Music from the Renaissance period, known for its polyphonic texture and use of vocal harmonies.
Music specifically created for dancing, often featuring strong beats, repetitive rhythms, and catchy melodies.
Known for its uplifting and euphoric sound, trance music features melodic hooks, pulsating beats, and atmospheric textures, often creating a trance-like state for the listener.
Folk music that originated in the United States, often influenced by various cultural traditions and genres such as blues, country, and gospel.
A genre of music that involves rhythmic speech and wordplay, often accompanied by electronic beats or sampled music.
Music that pushes the boundaries of traditional musical conventions, often exploring unconventional sounds, structures, and techniques.
Alternative rap is a subgenre that encompasses artists who deviate from traditional rap conventions, often incorporating elements from other genres such as rock, electronic, or jazz.
The string section is made up of instruments such as violins, violas, cellos, and double basses. These instruments are played by plucking or bowing the strings, and they provide the foundation and melodic lines in an orchestra.
A style of a cappella singing that originated in the United States, characterized by four-part harmonies and close vocal arrangements.
Afrobeat is a genre that originated in West Africa, characterized by a fusion of traditional African rhythms and melodies with elements of funk, jazz, and highlife music.
A songwriter is someone who writes the lyrics and/or the music for a song. They are skilled in crafting melodies, harmonies, and lyrics that convey emotions and tell a story.
Music composed for a small ensemble of instruments, typically one player per part.
Music originating from the Caribbean region, influenced by African rhythms and Caribbean cultural traditions.
A small group of musicians, typically one player per part, performing classical music compositions.
Pop music that incorporates influences from various cultures and regions around the world.
Instrumental music originating from Germany.
Music that is rooted in African traditions and incorporates traditional African instruments and rhythms.
Music that has been passed down through generations within a particular culture or community, often reflecting cultural traditions and values.
A composer who creates music in the classical music tradition, often characterized by its formal structure and adherence to certain stylistic conventions.
A dj who specializes in using turntables and vinyl records as musical instruments, manipulating and scratching the records to create unique sounds and rhythms, often incorporating beat juggling and other advanced techniques.
A genre that originated in African American communities, characterized by its improvisation, swing rhythms, and complex harmonies.
Music that originates from Latin America and the Caribbean, encompassing various styles such as salsa, samba, reggaeton, and bossa nova.
The brass section of an orchestra consists of instruments such as trumpets, trombones, French horns, and tubas. These instruments produce sound through the vibration of the player's lips against a cup-shaped mouthpiece.
Music that reflects the cultural traditions and stories of a particular community or region, often featuring acoustic instruments and simple melodies.
Music is an art form that combines sounds, rhythms, and melodies to create an expressive and aesthetic experience.
Indie electronic refers to electronic music that is produced independently and often incorporates elements of indie rock or pop, featuring a DIY aesthetic and a focus on artistic expression.
Music that encompasses a wide range of African-influenced genres from around the world.
A group of musicians playing string instruments, such as violins, violas, cellos, and double basses, often used in classical music compositions to create rich and diverse textures.
Music that represents the traditional or indigenous music of a particular ethnic group or culture.
A genre that refers to independent rock music, often characterized by a DIY ethos, unconventional songwriting, and a rejection of mainstream commercialism.
Choral music composed in modern times, often incorporating experimental techniques and diverse musical styles.
Music that is primarily focused on the human voice, either solo or in groups.
A genre that emerged in the late 1970s as a reaction to punk rock, characterized by a more experimental and artful approach, incorporating elements of avant-garde, funk, and reggae.
The original and most well-known subgenre of punk, characterized by its fast and aggressive sound, short and catchy songs, DIY ethos, and often politically charged lyrics.
A musical ensemble composed of singers, typically performing choral music with multiple vocal parts.
A genre of rock music that emerged in the 1980s as an alternative to mainstream rock, often characterized by a diverse range of influences and a more experimental and non-conformist approach.
A large ensemble of musicians playing various instruments, typically including strings, woodwinds, brass, and percussion.
Modern interpretations of folk music, often incorporating elements of other genres such as rock, pop, or indie music, while still maintaining the storytelling and acoustic qualities of traditional folk.
Music that follows the traditions and structures of Western classical music, often performed by orchestras or chamber ensembles, and featuring compositions by renowned composers from different periods.
Catchy and melodic pop music with indie sensibilities, often characterized by its jangly guitars, infectious hooks, and introspective lyrics.
A street dance style that originated in African American and Latino communities, characterized by energetic movements, popping, locking, and freestyle improvisation.
A dj who specializes in playing and mixing hip hop music, including rap, R&B, and other related genres, often incorporating scratching and other turntablism techniques.
Characterized by innovative and experimental approaches to composition, often challenging traditional musical conventions.
Music that emerged from the African diaspora in Brazil, incorporating African rhythms and Brazilian musical elements.
A disc jockey who mixes and plays recorded music for an audience.
A genre that emerged in the 1960s, known for its syncopated rhythms, groovy basslines, and energetic horn sections.
Instrumental music from the musical traditions of the Polynesian islands.
A genre that emerged in the 1970s, characterized by its danceable rhythms, electronic instrumentation, and energetic grooves.
A broad term encompassing Western art music from the medieval period to the present, characterized by its complex compositions and emphasis on formal structures.
Music originating from the Middle East, characterized by unique scales, rhythms, and instruments.
Film scores are compositions specifically created to accompany movies, enhancing the emotional impact of the visuals and storytelling.
Music that is primarily performed using acoustic instruments, without the use of electronic amplification or effects.
A genre that originated in Jamaica, characterized by a combination of Caribbean rhythms, upbeat tempos, and a prominent off-beat guitar or piano.
A subcategory of Celtic fusion that combines Celtic music with elements from various world music traditions, creating a global fusion of sounds and styles.
A genre of electronic dance music that originated in Chicago, characterized by its repetitive beats, synthesized basslines, and soulful vocals.
Choral a cappella refers to vocal music performed by a choir without instrumental accompaniment. It often involves multiple voices singing in harmony and can encompass a wide range of musical styles.
A form of musical theater that combines singing, acting, and orchestral music, often featuring elaborate sets, costumes, and dramatic storylines.
Music created by the African diaspora, encompassing various genres and styles developed by African communities around the world.
A genre rooted in African American religious music, characterized by its soulful vocals, call-and-response singing, and uplifting lyrics.
A genre that encompasses independent and non-mainstream music, often characterized by its DIY ethos, diverse sounds, and alternative approaches.
A broad category that encompasses traditional and contemporary music from various cultures around the world, often incorporating indigenous instruments and unique musical styles.
A genre that emerged in the 1950s, characterized by electric guitars, strong beats, and often rebellious lyrics.
A genre of electronic dance music characterized by repetitive beats, synthesized sounds, and a focus on creating a hypnotic and energetic atmosphere.
A standalone album that features the music from a film or other media, often including both the original score and songs featured in the production.
Music that incorporates African and Latinx cultural influences and musical elements.
A genre rooted in African American musical traditions, characterized by its expressive lyrics, soulful vocals, and distinctive chord progressions.
Street punk, also known as street rock or street oi!, is a subgenre of punk rock that emerged in the late 1970s. It is characterized by its raw, aggressive sound, often featuring fast-paced guitar riffs, shouted vocals, and lyrics that reflect the experiences and frustrations of urban life.
A genre that originated in Jamaica, known for its distinctive rhythm and emphasis on off-beat accents, often addressing social and political issues.
Political rap is characterized by its focus on political and social issues, often critiquing government policies, systemic oppression, and advocating for social change. It aims to use music as a platform for activism and raising awareness.
Music that incorporates folk traditions from various cultures around the world, blending different styles, instruments, and languages.
A subcategory of experimental music that incorporates innovative techniques, improvisation, and unconventional structures within the jazz genre, pushing the boundaries of traditional jazz conventions.
Refers to vocal music performed without instrumental accompaniment.
Fusion Acid jazz blends elements of jazz with other genres, such as rock, funk, and electronic music, creating a hybrid sound that emphasizes improvisation, complex harmonies, and rhythmic experimentation.