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Music Genre Demystified: An Easy Guide to Understanding Genre Types - cover

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Music Genre Demystified: An Easy Guide to Understanding Genre Types

Elvine Robert

Publisher: J.E.T-music

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Summary

Have you ever heard a song and wondered what genre it falls under? Or do you sometimes get lost when with friends who are talking about their favorite styles of music; making use of words like pop music, Electronic dance music, etc. and you have no idea what those are? 
The book "Music Genre Demystified" is an easy guide to understanding music genre and its types. 
In this book, we'll be looking at: 
→Why music classification is important 
→Various genres of popular music which includes pop, EDM, classical, rock, soul and R&B, blues, etc. 
→A brief history, characteristics, music artists, songs, sub-genre and merged genre of each of these styles of music and so much more! 
By successfully reading this book, you should be able to determine the genre of any song or music you listen to. 
Knowing your music genres is essential if you wish to be more creative as a music artist, or want to improve your listening enjoyment as a music lover. 
NOTE: This book is written solely for music artists and music lovers with little or no knowledge of music classification. It is designed to give readers a QUICK insight into the different types of music genre.
Available since: 08/23/2019.

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