The origins of music and the art in USA.pptx

una presentacion en ingles que habla sobre los inicios de la musica y como se transformo a lo que conocemos hoy en dia

1. The origins of music Music is a form of artistic expression that has existed since ancient times, its origin is difficult to pin down , since it is believed that is arose naturally in different cultures around the world . It is estimated that the first musical sounds were produced by humanity more than four thousand years ago. In this period , the first human beings occupied natural objects and their bodies to create rhythms and melodies , it is believed that this primitive music had religious and ritual functions , and was transmitted orally , giving rise to vocal music .

2. Vocal music Vocal music is considered the first form of musical expression . Dates back to the beginnings of human civilization , when humans began to communicate through sounds and vocalization . In various ancient cultures, vocal music was associated with religious practices and ceremonies . Many civilizations , such as those of the ancient Egyptian , Geeks , Romans , used choirs and chants . With the passage of time, new musical styles arose influenced by different cultures and artistic currents. During the Renaissance, polyphonic music and madrigals were popular. Then, in the Baroque, instrumental music developed, which was one of the most important

3. Instrumental music Instrumental music is composed and performed using only musical instruments, without the presence of the human voice . It has been mainly concerned with cultures such as China, Egypt and the Greek, where instruments such as the flute, the lute, the lyre and the zither were used. However, it was in Western classical music where instrumental music began to play a central role . During the Renaissance and Baroque times, instrumental music became popular thanks to the appearance of different forms and musical genres such as the suite, the concerto and the symphony. Composers such as Johann Sebastian Bach, Georg Friederich and Antonio Vivaldi were leading figures in the composition of instrumental music in that period.

4. In the classical period, during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, more complex and virtuoso instrumental forms were developed, such as the piano concerto, the string quartet, and the symphony. Composers such as Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Ludwin Van Beethoven and Franz Schubert were fundamental in the consolidation of instrumental music.

5. Classical music In the baroque period would appear classical music. During this time, music was focused on Western Europe . One of the most prominent composers of this time was Johann Sebastian Bach. Bach, along with other Baroque composers such as Claudio Monteverdi and Vivaldi, laid the foundation for classical music through their innovative compositions and their focus on precision and musical structure . Later, in the middle of the eighteenth century, there was a transition to the classical period, which was a time of great flowering for music.

6. Period of classicism In the classical period, classicism took music to new heights with Mozart and Hayden, music was characterized by its balance, clarity and proportion.

7. romanticism period Later, in the nineteenth century, romanticism took place, which was an artistic and cultural movement that sought to break with classical ideals and emphasize individuality, emotion and personal expression in music . During romanticism, composers sought to convey intense feelings and emotions through music. they focused on creating emotionally powerful and evocative works, often featuring dramatic contrasts. The romantic compositions were freer in terms of structure and new techniques and musical forms were explored.

8. Romantic composers broke with classical structures and emphasized passion, emotion and melancholy in their compositions. Romantic music had a great impact on the development of classical music and left a lasting legacy in music history.

9. Contemporary music Already in the twentieth century, music diversified enormously. Genres such as jazz, hip hop, pop, electronic music, among many others, appeared. These genres were popularized and became part of the mass culture in different times and places around the world . In each decade, new styles and subgenres have emerged that have further expanded the diversity of music.

10. Rock and Roll In the fifties, rock and roll became popular, which was mainly occupied in the United States. It combines elements of rhythm and blues, country, gospel, among others, and is characterized by its energy, fast pace, and a sound of prominent electric guitars and drums . One of the most influential exponents of rock and roll was Elvis Presley known as "the king of rock and roll". His energetic and rebellious performances, matched by his unique singing style and charisma, captivated the audience and laid the foundation for the success of the genre . In short, rock and roll is a rebellious genre that originated in the United States. It has evolved over time and has given rise to numerous subgenres, influencing both music and general culture. Throughout its history, rock and roll has been a form of expression and a symbol of social and cultural change.

11. Psychedelic rock In the sixties, psychedelic rock became popular, which was the most popular musical genre of that decade. He is known for his experimental approach, his use of sound effects, surreal and psychedelic lyrics, as well as his visual and aural static . Psychedelic rock is characterized by a fusion of musical styles, such as rock, folk, blues, and Indian psychedelic music. This genre sought to create a sensory experience through music, often using distorted guitar effects, electronic keyboards, liberal use of reverb and echo, and complex arrangements . Psychedelic rock lyrics often addressed themes such as transcendence, spirituality, love, and freedom. The artists were inspired by the use of drugs such as LDS, which they believed expanded consciousness and perception, influencing creativity and artistic experimentation.

12. Some of the most prominent artists in psychedelic rock include the beatles on their SGT stages. Pimientos Lonely Hearts Club Bands, Pink Floyd with their album "The Darks Side Of The Moon", the Doors, Jefferson Airplane, and others. Psychedelic rock left a lasting legacy in music and popular culture. His later genres such as progressive rock, alternative rock and index rock. In addition, psychedelic static continues to be a source of inspiration in graphic design, fashion, and contemporary art. His legacy lives on in music and popular culture to this day.

13. Disco music In the seventies disco music became popular. It is characterized by its danceable rhythms, repetitive rhythmic structures, catchy lyrics and the incorporation of electronic elements in its production . Disco music became popular in the era of sexual liberation and party culture, becoming the soundtrack to discos and nightclubs. This genre is distinguished by its steady, powerful rhythm, often with extended instrumental sections, as well as its use of strings, wind, and orchestral arrangements. In addition, it is characterized by the use of mixing and remixing techniques . Some of the most iconic artists in disco music are Donna Summer, Bee Gees, Gloria Gaynor, Earth Wind & Fire and Chic, among others. These artists achieved great successes that defined the sound and style of disco music.

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