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Generos

• 11th
• 2 Tone
• 2-step Garage
• 4-beat
• 4×4 Garage
• 8-bit
• A
• A Cappella – Any Singing Performed Without Instrumental Backing
• Aa-Ak
• Aa-Ak – Al-An – Ap-Ax
• Abendmusik
• Acid House – Came About In The Mid To Late 1980s
• Acid Jazz – A Combination Of Jazz
• Acid Rock – A Form Of Psychedelic Rock
• Acoustic Music – A Music That Solely Or Primarily Uses Instruments Which Produce Sound Through Entirely Acoustic Means
• Adult Contemporary
• Adult Contemporary Music Is A Broad Style Of Popular Music That Ranges From Lush 1960s Vocal Music To Predominantly Ballad-heavy Music With Varying Degrees Of Rock Influence.
• Afrobeat – A Combination Of Yoruba Music
• Afropop – Umbrella Genre Term For African Popular Music
• Ahellil
• Ajisari
• Al-An
• Aleatoric Music – Music The Composition Of Which Is Partially Left To Chance
• Alternative Country – (also Known As Alt-country Or No Depression) Reaction Against The 1990s Highly-polished Nashville Sound
• Alternative Dance – Music Combining Elements Of Dance-pop (or Other Forms Of Electronic House Or Techno) And Alternative Rock Genres Such As Indie Rock.
• Alternative Hip Hop – Opposite Of Gangster Rap
• Alternative Metal – Catch-all Term For Heavy Metal Which Uses Techniques Less Conventional In Heavy Metal
• Alternative Rock – Broad Movement Born In The 1980s Generally Relegated To The Underground Music Scene And Operating Outside Of The Mainstream
• Ambient Music – Music That Can Either Be Listened To Intently
• Americana- Style Similar To Folk Music
• And 12th Districts.
• And Funk
• And Hip Hop
• And Song Structures.
• And The Use Of Non-standard Sounds
• Anime Music – Closely Tied To J-pop But Often Accompanied By Soundtrack Albums
• Anti-folk – Sounds Raw Or Experimental; It Also Generally Mocks The Seriousness And Pretension Of The Established Mainstream Music Scene In Addition To Mocking Itself.
• Ap-Ax
• Apala
• Aquacrunk
• Arab Classical Music And Various Other Genres
• Arabesque – A Versatile Collection Of Music Fusing Eastern Folk Music
• Arabic Pop – A Subgenre Of Arabic Music Fusing Pop Elements
• Argentine Rock- Is Composed Or Made By Argentine Bands Or Artists
• Ars Antiqua – Music Of Europe Of The Late Middle Ages Between Approximately 1170 And 1310
• Ars Nova – Music Of The Late Middle Ages
• Art Punk
• Art Rock – Rock Music That Tends To Have "experimental Or Avant-garde Influences" And Emphasizes "novel Sonic Texture.
• As In "dance Party"
• As Opposed To Electric Or Electronic Means.
• Ashiq – Armenian Bards Who Sing And Accompany Themselves On A Saz (a Kind Of Lute)
• Australian Country Music (see Also Country Music)
• Australian Hip Hop
• Australian Pub Rock
• Avant-garde Elements
• Avant-garde Jazz – Sounds Very Similar To Free Jazz
• Avant-garde Metal – A Subgenre Of Heavy Metal Music Characterised By The Use Of Innovative
• Avant-garde Music – Used At Different Times To Mean Different Kinds Of Music (usually Art Music) Considered Ahead Of Their Time And Containing New
• Axé – Pop Music From Brazil
• B
• Bac-Bal
• Bac-Bal – Bam-Bay – Be-Bh – Bi-Bl – Br-Bu
• Bachata – Originated In The Countryside And The Rural Neighborhoods Of The Dominican Republic. Its Subjects Are Often Romantic; Especially Prevalent Are Tales Of Heartbreak And Sadness.
• Baggy
• Baião – A Northeast Brazilian Rhythmic Formula That Became The Basis Of A Wide Range Of Music.
• Baila – Sri Lankan Dance Music Derived From African Slaves Held By The Portuguese
• Baile Funk – Brazilian Dance Music Literally Means "ball"
• Baisha Xiyue – A Song And Dance Suite From The Naxi Of Lijiang
• Bajourou – Malian (Mali) Pop Music Usually Played At Weddings And Social Gatherings.
• Bakersfield Sound – Gritty
• Bakou – Trilling Vocals That Accompany Wolof Wrestling
• Bakshy – Turkmen Folk Music Made By Travelling Musicians Also Called Bakshy
• Bal-musette – A Style Of French Music And Dance Which Arose In 1880s Paris Especially The 5th
• Balakadri – A Traditional Quadrille Music That Was Performed For Balls On The Caribbean Island Of Guadeloupe.
• Balinese Gamelan – A Form Of Gamelan Native To Bali
• Balkan Brass Band – A Style Of Brass Band Music Starting In 19th Century Serbia
• Ballad – Generic Term For Usually Slow
• Ballata – An Italian Poetic And Musical Form
• Ballet (music)
• Baltimore Club
• Bam-Bay
• Bamboo Band – Originally From The Solomon Islands
• Banda – Mexican Brass Norteño Pop Music Invented In The 1960s
• Bangsawan – A Type Of Traditional Malay Opera. It Was Known To Have Developed From A Sort Of Indian Theatre Performance During The 19th Century By Visiting Indian Travellers.
• Bantowbol
• Barbershop Music – A Style Of A Cappella
• Barndance
• Baroque Music – 17th-18th Century European Classical Music
• Bass Music (Miami Bass
• Batá-rumba – A Form Of Rumba Music Popular Mainly In Cuba
• Batcave (club) – Original Gothic Rock Music.
• Batucada – A Substyle Of Samba And Refers To An African Influenced Brazilian Percussive Style
• Be-Bh
• Beach Music – A Regional Genre Which Developed From Various Musical Styles Of The Forties
• Beat- A Fusion Of Rock And Roll
• Beatboxing – Music Performed By Producing Percussive And Melodic Sounds With The Mouth Alone
• Beatdown Hardcore
• Bebop – 1940s Jazz Style With Complex Improvisation And A Fast Tempo
• Beiguan – Taiwanese Instrumental Music
• Bel Canto – Italian Vocal Style Which Arose In The Late 16th Century And Which Ended In The Mid-19th Century
• Bend-skin – A Kind Of Urban Cameroonian Popular Music.
• Benga – A Genre Of Kenyan Popular Music
• Berlin School Of Electronic Music – A Style Of Electronic Music Characterized By Atmospheric Sounds And The Use Of Sequencers.
• Bhajan – A Hindu Religious Song
• Bhangra – (BHUNG-ghra)- A Genre From India. It Originated In Punjab As A Form Of Music And Dance To Celebrate A Successful Harvest.
• Bhangra-wine
• Bhangragga
• Bhangramuffin
• Bi-Bo
• Big Band Music – Large Orchestras Which Play A Form Of Swing Music
• Big Beat – 1990s Electronic Music Based On Breakbeat With Other Influences
• Biguine – Guadeloupean Folk Music
• Bilbainadas
• Black Metal – Highly Distorted And Swift Form Of Heavy Metal
• Blackened Death Metal – A Fusion Between Death And Black Metal
• Blue-eyed Soul – Rhythm And Blues Or Soul Music Performed By White Artists.
• Bluegrass – American Country Music Mixed With Irish And Scottish Influences
• Blues – African-American Music From The Mississippi Delta Area
• Blues Ballad
• Blues‎
• Boogie
• Booty Bass) – Electro Influenced Form Of Hip Hop Dance Music Arising In Miami
• But Differs In That
• But With Elements Of Newer Styles Such As Rock And Rhythm And Blues
• Came Through Ibiza To Britain.
• Canción Melódica
• Candombe
• Cantopop
• Capricho (música)
• Centered In France
• Characterized With Long Instrumental Solos
• China
• Classifica Italiana Musica
• Classifica Musica
• Classifica Musica Italiana
• Crossover (música)
• Crunkcore
• Danza‎
• Despairing And Catastrophic Songs
• Despite Its Distinct Departure From Traditional Harmony
• Disco‎
• Doo-wop
• Easycore
• Fado‎
• Few (if Any) Lyrics And Musical Improvisation
• Fifties And Sixties. These Styles Ranged From Big Band Swing Instrumentals To The More Raucous Sounds Of Blues/jump Blues
• Florida
• Funk
• Funk Metal‎
• Funk Rock
• Funk‎
• Fused With Percussion And Vocal Styles
• Fusión Latinoamericana
• G-nErOs
• Género Musical
• Goguette‎
• Hard-edged Reaction Against 1950s Pop Country (Nashville Sound)
• Hemiola
• Highlife
• Hip Hop‎
• Humppa
• In The Spanish Language.
• Instruments
• It Has A Predetermined Structure Over Which Improvisation May Take Place.
• Jazz
• Jazz‎
• Klezmer
• Large-scale Experimentation
• Mazurca
• Mbalax
• Mento‎
• Milongón
• Minimalismo
• Minstrel
• Music Played By Hitting Bamboo Tubes With Sandals
• Musica
• Música Acústica
• Música Cañonera
• Música Carnática
• Música Clásica‎
• Música Cristiana
• Música De Despecho
• Música Del Recuerdo
• Música Electrónica‎
• Música Experimental‎
• Música Folclórica‎
• Música Folk‎
• Música Infantil‎
• Música Latina‎
• Música Ligera
• Música Militar‎
• Música Mizrají
• Música New Age‎
• Música Occidental
• Música Popular
• Música Popular Africana
• Música Psicodélica‎
• Música Rock
• Música Y Religión‎
• Neoclassical (Dark Wave)
• New Age (música)
• Often Mimicking Instruments
• Old Time Music
• Or Be Played In The Background And Easily Be Ignored. Oftentimes Used For Relaxation And Meditation.
• Or Experimental Ideas Or Elements Or Fusing Different Genres.
• Or Unaccompanied Vocal Music Characterized By Consonant Four-part Chords For Every Melody Note In A Predominantly Homophonic Context
• Originally In Detroit And Chicago
• Orquesta No Típica
• P-Funk
• Pachanga (música)
• Pasillo (música)
• Pizmonim
• Popularized In Africa In The 1970s.
• Psychobilly
• Punk‎
• Qawwali
• R&B And Soul. Beat Groups Characteristically Had Simple Guitar-dominated Line-ups
• Raggamuffin
• Rajaleña
• Recorded Samples And Other Sounds Not Typically Associated With Vocalization.
• Reggae
• Reggae En Español
• Reggaeton‎
• Reggae‎
• Rhythm And Blues
• Rhythm And Blues‎
• Rock
• Rockabilly And Old-time Rock And Roll.
• Romantic
• Saloma
• Shred
• Skiffle
• Slow Dance
• Son Nica
• Sophisti-pop
• Soul‎
• Space Age Pop
• Swamp Rock
• Synth-rock
• Teatro Cantante
• Technobanda
• Third Stream
• Trovador
• Trova‎
• Trovero
• Uncategorized
• Unusual
• Usually Includes Metaphorical Aware Lyrics (also Known As Alternative Rap Or Bohemian Hip Hop)
• Usually Performed By An Ensemble.
• Vals Venezolano
• Versión Históricamente Informada
• Vispop
• Which Encompassed The Period Roughly From 1310 To 1314
• Which Was In Use From The Late 13th To The 15th Century.
• With Vocal Harmonies And Catchy Tunes.
• World Music‎