POP Music History and Development

Pop music or popular music is the name for streams music heard by listeners and broad-many commercial nature. Pop music was first developed in the United States in 1920 in which the recording was first made by Thomas Edison's invention.

Ragtime in the United States since 1890. Music Ragtime or chopped-Pig, is American music influenced by African-American and European classical music. This music became famous in the mainland United States around 1890 to 1920. The music is a bona fide fast tempo or rhythm with syncopation definition, but there is also a rhythmic rather slow.

Usually the music is played specifically with piano-style chopped pork, and the pianist and creator of, among others, Scott Joplin (1868-1917), James Scott (1885-1938), and Joseph Lamb (1887-1959). After World War I ended (1918), then the new music was born in the American continent called Popular Musical. The music is mainly as a musical dance floor at the time it became immensely popular and loved by the people all over the world.

Latin American music born since 1857. Any works creators at that time with latin influences are among others from George Bizets Hababera of the opera Carmen (1875); Scott Joplin's Mexican Serenade, Solace (1902); Maurice Ravels Rapsodie Espagnole (1907) and Bolero (1928).

Latin pop music began latin dance known, ie since 1920 as well. Tango Dance became one ballroom dance famous in 1920 in the United States and Europe, where the song Tango bertangga minor and melancholic tone, as well as an aggressive step dance. After that tahuj 1930 and 1940 developed into one of the popular music in the world, with figures such as Xavier Cugat, Perez Prado, etc. Rhythm that developed at that time was Rhumba, Samba, Conga, Salsa, Mambo, etc. And there are many streams of Pop or often referred to as Popular Music.

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