Music is the art of putting together sounds in sequence to create a composition either through the components of rhythm, melody, unity, and melodic tone, or through the parts of harmony, melody, harmony and rhythm. It is also one of the universal human cultural characteristics of all societies. It can be described as the arrangement of sounds on a particular scale, where each note has a specific meaning and contributes to the total sound created. Music conveys information and can be used to express emotions and feelings. Its basic function, however, is to provide entertainment and a means of communication for people. Music is created by different groups of people who have similar musical tastes and objectives.
Types of Music: Some types of music often express feelings and emotions; others are made to persuade, inspire, and uplift people. In other cases, the only objective is to provide the listeners with a series of sounds that they can readily understand.
Form of music: Jazz is a form of music characterized by polyphonic harmony, which involves more than four notes at any given time. Jazz developed from African American and European forms of rhythm and blues. It differs from traditional European music in the sense that African American and European musicians often played polyphonic music with more harmonies and texture.
Early jazz musicians often wrote their own music: rather than hiring musicians from other backgrounds. They created sounds that listeners could easily identify with through smooth vocals and rhythmic beats. By adding keyboards and percussion devices, jazz musicians were able to transform their performances into an innovative artistic experience.
Classical Music: (the term comes from the Latin term, “classical”), on the other hand, is the most popular type of music heard in most educational systems. It was created by composers such as composers during the era of Renaissance in Italy. Classical music involves a systematic use of musical instruments. Although each instrument is used for a particular purpose, they are arranged in a manner that is melodically harmonious. Most classical composers include rhythms and melodic themes that are clear and precise.
Double Bassoon A double bassoon: also known as a bassoon or flute, is a type of wind instrument that has two hollow tubes instead of one. The tubes produce different notes depending on the pitch of each tube. This instrument has a very deep and rich sound that some musicians call dark.
Rhythm And Strings: This category represent the instruments that are played in conjunction with other instruments. Rhythm and strings refer to those instruments that allow for the smooth playback of sounds. Many types of drums and percussion instruments are found here. A pianist can play a chord or melody through strumming on a piano or keyboard. Some musicians strum a series of notes or a single note in rhythm.
Other types of stringed instruments like cellos, bassoons, and wind instruments can also be found in this category.