Ragtime music in the United States from 1890
Ragtime music or Chop-Pig, is American music that is influenced by ethnic African-American and European classical music. This music became famous in the mainland United States around 1890 until 1920. This music mempuyai fast tempo or rhythm with syncopation domination, but there is also a rhythmic rather slow.
Usually the music is played specifically with piano-style minced pork, and the pianist and creator of, among others, Scott Joplin (1868-1917), James Scott (1885-1938), and Joseph Lamb (1887-1959).
Blues music in the United States since 1895
Blues music was born from African-American ethnicity in the Mississippi Delta peninsula in the late nineteenth century around the year 1895 and lasted until now. This music is born from the lives of slaves who worked as farm laborers African race in America, where at the time of their work or their afternoon break steady sad songs (blues), melodies typical African race, and of course with the lyrics of slave the oppressed at that time. At first blues song just sung without instrumental accompaniment, and then use the new meraka stringed instrument guitar as accompaniment.
Later this blues music influenced the development of jazz, country, and rock. Notice that the rhythm and blues music melody is very strong with the African race. Sometimes arise in the poem the story of their grief as slaves and agricultural laborers, and of course development is greatly influenced American urban environment and the countryside, where the African race to dominate the style of blues music.
The creators of the blues and blues musicians, the average American black man, is where WC Handy (1873-1958) was the father of the blues. Song Aunt Hagar's Children and the Saint Louis Blues published respectively in 1914 and 1921.
Pop music in the United States began 1920
After the First World War ended (1918), the new music in the Americas was born the so-called popular music. The music is primarily as a music dance floor at that time became very popular and liked by people all over the world.
Latin American music was born since 1857
The creations of the creator at that time with Latin influences are, among others, from George Bizets Hababera from the opera Carmen (1875); Scott Joplin's Mexican Serenade, Solace (1902); Maurice Rapsodie Espagnole Ravels (1907), and bolero (1928).
Latin pop music latin dance known since the beginning, ie since 1920 as well. Tango dance to be one of the famous dance balroom in 1920 in America 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 popular music in the world, with figures such as Xavier Cugat, Perez Prado, etc.. Rhythm that developed at that time was the Rhumba, samba, conga, Salsa, Mambo, etc..
Country Music since 1920
Country music often diidentitaskan with cowboy music (cattle herders). This music was born in a country fiddle game footage with John Carson recorded "Little Log Cabin in the Lane" by Okeh Records in 1923. Then the birth records by Columbia in 1924 "Old Familiar Tunes". As is known steel guitar entered country in 1922, where Jimmie Tarlton met with Hawaiian guitarist Frank Ferera on the west coast of America.
Starting in 1927, for 17 years Carters recorded some 300 old-time ballads, traditional songs, country songs, etc.. Later in the 1930s and 1940s cowboy song become popular in all the movies Hallywood. And in 1939, Boogie-woogie rhythms become famous.
