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Genres of Popular Music
01 02 Rhythm &
Ballad Blues
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03 Rock n’ 04
Roll
Disco
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05 06 Broadway
Rap Musical
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Jazz
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Ballad
By: Group 3 - Album: St. Aloysius
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performed by a soloist that expresses a tale
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in a strophic form. It is transferred from
one generation to another by oral
performances rather than written works.
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Rhythm & Blues

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Rhythm and blues, also known as R&B

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or RnB, is a black popular music of the
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popular music genres like jazz, gospel, and
blues. It is in quadruple meter with
danceable speed.
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Rock n’ Roll
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Rock and roll, or rock 'n roll is a popular

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style that evolved in the 1950s from a
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country-western music characteristics
Famous performers of rock n' roll were
Elvis Presley and The Beatles.
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Elvis Presley (January 8, 1935-August 16, 1977)

is known as the King of Rock and Roll. His
performance styles electrified the
audience.especially when hearing his rich and
wide-ranging baritone voice and witnessing his
energetic dance skills Presley's hit songs were
"Love Me Tender, "Hound Dog," "Jailhouse
Rock." and "Heartbreak Hotel."
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Beatles
The British rock group The Beatles was formed in
1960 in Liverpool, England The rock group was
the most influential performers in the history of
rock n roll. The group consisted of Paul
McCartney (June 18, 1942), John Lennon
(October 9, 1940-December 9, 1980), George
Harrison (February 25, 1943-November 29,
2001), and Ringo Starr (July 7, 1940) "Love Me
Do "I Want to Hold Your Hand," "Twist and
Snout." "Hey Jude." "Yesterday," "Let It Be," and
"Yellow Submarine" were some
of their best-selling songs:
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Beatles
Each member of The Beatles was a songwriter.
They wrote lyrics and tunes that children and
parents could appreciate. They performed varied
musical styles like rhythm and blues, gospel,
country blues, novelty songs, and Broadway
music. They also adopted Indian raga and
Baroque instrumental styles: The group disbanded
despite the peak of their popularity and financial
achievement in 1970. But each member returned
to the music Industry with his own band, and each
achieved different degrees of Success
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Disco
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Disco is a style of popular music in the

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1970s and is a distinguished form of dance
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discothèque which means a type of dance-
oriented nightclub that first appeared in the
1960s.
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Rap
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quickly in rhymed verses. It is a rock
music that evolved in the 1970s. It is
accompanied by hip-hop music
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Broadway Musical
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Counterpart of opera in the popular music is the
Broadway musical. Broadway is located in the
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more than 30 theaters that provide stage plays
and musicals. The earliest Broadway musicals
were written by the Americans
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Jazz
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Jazz is a genre of music that originated in the
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It is characterized by its improvisational and
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expressive nature, often featuring syncopated
rhythms and complex harmonies. Jazz
encompasses a wide range of styles and subgenres,
including swing, bebop, fusion, and free jazz,
among others.
Components of Jazz
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Improvisation
Not all jazz is improvised. Most pieces contain both composed and
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improvised parts. Written works are written using basic articulation
and are performed in jazz through the performer's delivery and
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articulation following the styles of jazz. In jazz ensemble, a soloist
plays the improvised patterns. Usually, he/she creates jazz patterns
following the chord of the plece, or in an ad libitum style.
Improvisation is based on harmonic pattern or series of chords.
This is repeated over and over while the improviser or the soloist
creates melodies about it
Components of Jazz
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Rhythmic and syncopated patterns are the most significant features of jazz Jazz
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performers deliver parts of steady beats in a swing and relaxed style. Jazz
characteristics are felt from percussion instruments (drums and cymbals) and
bass player. Quadruple is the usual meter used in jazz. Syncopation is used by
Library putting emphasis or accents on the weak beats. For example, accents that fall on
beats 1 and 3 of regular rhythm may be the weak beats in jazz music. Therefore,
the beats with emphasis are transferred on beats 2 and 4 of every measure.
Swing is applied by playing a series of notes unequally. There is flexibility in
pitch In the jazz melodies The third fifth, and seventh notes of a major scale are
often flattened or lowered. Jazz music is written in basic notations but
performed differently.
Styles of Jazz
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Ragtime is a jazz style for piano music. It is in duple meter
with syncopation felt on the weak beats Syncopation is the
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displacement of an accent from the strong beat to the weak
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beat. In the piano music, the right hand plays the syncopated
parts while the left hand keeps the regular beat of "bap-bah,
bap-bah." Piano rags were published in 1897. The black
American musicians were the ones who popularized this style
and considered this as a performance that is heavily
syncopated, both for playing instruments and singing.
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Scott Joplin was the "King of Ragtime,"

who popularized the jazz pieces "Maple
Leaf Rag" and "The Entertainer." He
wrote a number of original ragtime
places for piano, ballet, and opera
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The Blues style was developed in the 1890s by black Americans. It
is a vocal music style that contains bent notes and note slides by
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lowering or flatting the third, fifth, and seventh notes of the major
scale. It is usually in three-stanza of twelve (12) bars, calling it as
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the 12-bar blues Basic chords of tonic (1), subdominant (IV), and
dominant (V) were the patterns used in the composition. It is in
quadruple meter following the order of I-IV-1-V-1 pattern. The
first four bars are for the first chord and the remaining chords have
two bars for each completing the twelve-bar blues. Both singer and
instrumentalist/s follow the same articulation of blues.
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Bessie Smith known as the "Empress of

the Blues," was one of the prominent
figures of the blues form She was a native
of Chattanooga, Tennessee, Orie of her
famous performances is "Lost Your Head
Blues"
Styles of Jazz
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The big band was not literally "big" by the standard of today's
Home marching band, but at least double the size of the New Orleans-style
jazz combo. The orchestra of Duke Ellington, who was a jazz pianist
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(clarinet and saxophone players), and the rhythm section of string bass,
guitar, piano, and drums. This group had 16 players. Swing became the
favorite dance music of the 1930s. Swing is said to be the popular jazz
style played by the big band around the 1930s-1940s. It was very
improvisatory with fast tempo and danceable beat. Benny Goodman,
the "King of Swing, made this style famous in the 1930s.
Styles of Jazz
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The Americans gave big considerations to the style of playing music
Home with improvisation than the composition. The soloist was the king of
the performance, showing virtuosic style of jazz called bebop.
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small combo without written music. It was developed in the early
1940s. It featured difficult chord changes and instrumental virtuosity
Players usually consist trumpet saxophone, piano, double bass, and
drums. Famous bebop performers were saxophonist Charlie Parker
Jr., and trumpeter John Birks "Dizzy Gillespie. Both were expert in
improvisations
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Cool jazz
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soother. pieces were longer than bebop. It evolved
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during the late 1940s and early 1950s Cool jazz
bands consisting of moderate amount of musicians
included new instrumentation of French horn,
violoncello at cello, and flute.
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Jazz rock
Home Jazz was not always on its peak in terms of
recordings sales. When bebop, cool, or free jazz
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deteriorated its sales, it was jazz rock that went the
other way. Due to economic status, jazz musicians
had to adopt rhythm styles of the rock rhythm and
tone colors. The combination of jazz and rock is
called jazz fusion.
Styles of Jazz
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The first significant jazz was in New Orleans,
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Louisiana. Ferdinand “Jelly Roll” Morton, an
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black American musicians headed the style from
ragtime to jazz The free improvisations and upbeat
rhythms of New Orleans jazz were performed by
different groups of instruments, from small to three-
to four-combo with accompanied percussion.
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Louis Armstrong was a famous cornet and

trumpet jazz player, composer,
singer, and actor. He was born in New
Orleans in 1898. He formed his own
band in Chicago, the Hot Fives.
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Wynton Marsalis (October 18.

1961), a famous trumpet player, was
a native of New Orleans. He was the
son of the pianist Ellis Marsalis Jr and
the younger brother of saxophonist
Branford Marsalis, the leader of the
Tonight Snow band in the 1990s.
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George Follow
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George Gershwin was a famous composer
and a pianist. He included jazz into the
Broadway musical and classical symphony
and concerto. He was born in New York
Famous songs by Gershwin are Swanee,
Summertime! (from his folk opera Porgy
and Bess), and "I Got Rhythm" (from his
Broadway show Girl Crazy
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Home Ballad is a traditional folk music

Rhythm & Blues

Rhythm and blues, also known as R&B

Rock and roll, or rock 'n roll is a popular

Elvis Presley (January 8, 1935-August 16, 1977)

Disco is a style of popular music in the

Home Rap is a spoken word delivered

Search Rhythm, Melody, and Harmony

Scott Joplin was the "King of Ragtime,"

Bessie Smith known as the "Empress of

Search Big bands and swing

Search New Orleans Jazz

Louis Armstrong was a famous cornet and

Wynton Marsalis (October 18.

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