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CLASSICAL
The musical classicism begins approximately in 1750 (death of JS Bach) and ends in 1820 or so. Classical music itself matches the time called classicism, as in other arts, it was the rediscovery and copies of classical Greco-Roman art, which was considered traditional or ideal. In classical music there was no original, as it had not been written any music of Greek or Roman times. Themusic of classical music evolves into a extremely balanced between harmony and melody. Its main exponents are Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven first (as in his second season became more romantic.
Among many, one of the classics of classical music was
Ludwig van Beethoven
Tears fell from the eyes of the girl the moment she recognized the music, and then with a trembling voice, asked him if it waspossible that it was the great Master himself. "Yes" said Beethoven, "I'll play for you." After a few moments, as he played one of his older compositions, the candle flickered and went out. The interruption seemed to break the train of his memory. Beethoven got up, went to the window, and opened, flooding the room with the moonlight. After thinking a moment, he turned and said: "improvise a sonata tothe moonlight." Then came the wonderful composition that we know so well.

COUNTRY
: The country (also called country and western) is a musical style emerged in the 20s in rural areas of the southern United States. Originally combined folk music of some European countries of immigrants, mostly Irish, and other musical forms rooted in North America, as the blues and the spiritual and religiousmusic such as gospel, as well as Mexican folk (Estate), and this in turn, the Spanish ballad (Malagueña). The term country began to be used in the 40's to the detriment of the country & western term, ending in the 70 consolidated.

Vernon Dalhart
It was the first country singer to have a nationwide hit in the U.S. in May 1924, with "The Wreck of Old'97. Other important pioneers were PuvkettRiley, Don Richardson, Fiddling John Carson, Ernest Stoneman and Charlie groups Poole and the North Carolina Ramblers and The Skillet Lickers.

DANCE
This term describes the musical style was born during the beginning of the 1990s, have been characterized by cheerful and energetic melodies. In some cases, it is misunderstood that electronic music is dance music also, however, both branches havemusical differences between them.
There are derivatives of dance music such as Eurodance, Synth-Pop, Italo and Dance, which is what local adaptations according to the shape and type of culture that predominates in each site.
Formation of dance music
Some countries provided training, dissemination and expansion of this type of music, joining various mixtures.

GOSPEL
Gospel music, spiritualmusic or gospel music, in its narrower definition, is religious music that arose from African American churches in the eighteenth century and became popular during the 1930s. More generally, also often included religious music composed and sung by southern Christian singers, regardless of race.
Gospel music, unlike Christian hymns are of light character in music. The original word is God spell,in Castilian translates as' God's call. “This form of singing is so named because it was a gospel song, to invite people to God. The lyrics often reflect the values ​​of the Christian life.
CAST: Gospel Choir, spirit..

FLAMENCO:
Flamenco is a Spanish genre of music and dance that originated in Andalusia in the eighteenth century, which is based on the Andalusian music and dance and in whosecreation and development played a key role in the Andalusian gypsies. [1] singing, playing and dancing are the main facets of flamenco.
The word flamenco, referring to the art form that is known under this name dates back to the mid nineteenth century. It is uncertain etymology, so several hypotheses have been proposed:
In parallel with the same name wader .
As the music of the "fellah-mengu"...