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Main article: Rock music

Main article: Pop music

Main article: Jazz

Main article: Soul music

Main article: Music

Main article: Rapping

Main article: Folk Music

Rock music
Stylistic origins	Blues, rock and roll, electric blues, jazz, folk, country, rhythm and blues, soul
Cultural origins	1950s and 1960s, United Kingdom and United States
Typical instruments	Vocals, electric guitar, bass guitar, acoustic guitar, drums, piano, synthesizer, keyboards
Derivative forms	New-age music, synthpop
Subgenres
Alternative rock – Art rock – Baroque pop – Beat music – Britpop – Emo – Experimental rock – Garage rock – Glam rock – Gothic rock – Group Sounds – Grunge – Hard rock – Heartland rock – Heavy metal – Instrumental rock – Indie rock – Jangle pop – Krautrock – Madchester – Post-Britpop – Post-grunge – Power pop – Progressive rock – Protopunk – Psychedelia – Punk rock – Soft rock – Southern rock – Surf music – Symphonic rock
Fusion genres
Aboriginal rock – Afro-rock – Anatolian rock – Bhangra rock – Blues rock – Country rock – Electronic rock – Flamenco rock – Folk rock – Funk rock – Glam punk – Indo-rock – Industrial rock – Jazz fusion – Pop rock – Pop punk – Punta rock – Raga rock – Raï rock – Rap rock – Rockabilly – Rockoson – Samba-rock – Space rock – Stoner rock – Sufi rock
Regional scenes
Argentina – Armenia – Australia – Bangladesh – Belarus – Belgium – Bosnia and Herzegovina – Brazil – Canada – Chile – China – Colombia – Cuba – Croatia – Denmark – Dominican Republic – Ecuador – Estonia – Finland – France – Greece – Germany – Hungary – Iceland – India – Indonesia – Ireland – Israel – Italy – Japan – Spanish-speaking world – Latvia – Lithuania – Malaysia – Mexico – Nepal – New Zealand – Norway – Pakistan - Peru – Philippines – Poland – Portugal – Russia – Serbia – Slovenia – Spain – Sweden – Switzerland – Tatar – Thailand – Turkey – Ukraine – United Kingdom – United States – Uruguay – Venezuela – SFR Yugoslavia – Zambia
Other topics
Pop music – Backbeat – Rock opera – Rock band – Hall of Fame – Social impact – List of rock music terms
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Stylistic origins	Blues, folk, marches, ragtime, classical music
Cultural origins	Early 20th-century United States
Typical instruments	Double bass, drums, guitar, piano, and saxophone, trumpet, clarinet, trombone, vocals, vibraphone, Hammond organ, bass
Derivative forms	Funk, jump blues, reggae, rhythm and blues, rock and roll, ska
Subgenres
Avant-garde jazz Bebop Big band Chamber jazz Cool jazz Free jazz Gypsy jazz Hard Bop Latin jazz Mainstream jazz M-Base Neo-bop Post-bop Soul jazz Swing Third stream Traditional jazz
Fusion genres
Acid jazz Afrobeat Bluegrass Crossover jazz Dansband Folk jazz Free funk Humppa Indo jazz Jam band Jazzcore Jazz funk Jazz fusion Jazz rap Kwela Mambo Manila Sound Nu jazz Nu soul Punk jazz Shibuya-kei Ska jazz Smooth jazz Swing revival World fusion
Regional scenes
Australia Azerbaijan Brazil Canada Cuba France Germany Haiti India Italy Japan Malawi Netherlands Poland South Africa Spain United Kingdom
Other topics
Jazz clubs Jazz standard Jazz (word)
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Soul
Stylistic origins	Rhythm and blues, gospel, jazz, doo-wop
Cultural origins	Late 1950s, United States
Typical instruments	Electric guitar, Bass guitar, piano, Hammond organ, drums, horn section, keyboards, clavinet, vocals
Derivative forms	Funk, contemporary R&B, disco
Subgenres
Blue-eyed soul – brown-eyed soul – Motown Sound – psychedelic soul – smooth soul – quiet storm
Fusion genres
Neo soul – soul blues – soul jazz – nu jazz
Regional scenes
British soul – Chicago soul – Detroit soul – Memphis soul – New Orleans soul – northern soul – Philly soul – southern soul
Other topics
List of soul musicians
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Folk music
Béla Bartók recording Slovak peasant singers in 1908
Traditions	List of folk music traditions
Musicians	List of folk musicians
Instruments	Folk instruments

See also

See also: Anthology of American Folk Music

See also: Canadian Folk Music Awards

See also: Honorific nicknames in popular music

See also: Origins of rock and roll

See also: Jazz band

See also: Jazz fusion

See also: Popular music pedagogy

See also: List of popular music genres

Redirect

"Music" redirects here. For other uses, see Music (disambiguation).

"Rock music" redirects here. For other uses, see Rock music (disambiguation).

"Pop music" redirects here. For other uses, see Pop music (disambiguation).

"Jazz" redirects here. For other uses, see Jazz (disambiguation).

"Soul music" redirects here. For other uses, see Soul music (disambiguation).

External links

• BBC Blast Music For 13–19-year-olds interested in learning about, making, performing and talking about music.
• The Virginia Tech Multimedia Music Dictionary, with definitions, pronunciations, examples, quizzes and simulations
• The Music-Web Music Encyclopedia, for musicians, composers and music lovers
• Dolmetsch free online music dictionary, complete, with references to a list of specialised music dictionaries (by continent, by instrument, by genre, etc.)
• Musical Terms – Glossary of music terms from Naxos
• "On Hermeneutical Ethics and Education: Bach als Erzieher", a paper by Prof. Miguel Ángel Quintana Paz in which he explains the history of the different views hold about music in Western societies, since the Ancient Greece to our days.
• Monthly Online Features From Bloomingdale School of Music, addressing a variety of musical topics for a wide audience
• Arts and Music Uplifting Society towards Transformation and Tolerance Articles meant to stimulate people's awareness about the peace enhancing, transforming, communicative, educational and healing powers of music.
• Scientific American, Musical Chills Related to Brain Dopamine Release