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Chiari Ed Onesti Distinguo CAP 5 CHIARI ED ONESTI DISTINGUO I GENERI MUSICALI I generi musicali sono categorie entro le quali vengono raggruppate, indipendentemente dalla loro forma, composizioni musicali aventi caratteristiche generali comuni, quali l'organico strumentale, il destinatario e il contesto in cui sono eseguite. Schema riassuntivo della divisione dei generi musicali.[1] Il grado di omogeneità formale e stilistica di tali raggruppamenti è molto variabile e diviene addirittura nullo nel caso di generi con alle spalle una lunga storia, quali la musica sinfonica o l'opera lirica. La loro identità si fonda piuttosto sul contesto sociale e ambientale a cui le composizioni sono destinate (il teatro, la sala da concerto, la discoteca, la strada, la sala da ballo, la chiesa, il salotto) e sulle diverse modalità con cui la musica si coniuga di volta in volta ad altre forme di spettacolo, arte o letteratura, quali il teatro, l'immagine, la poesia, il racconto. Una distinzione di base comunemente riconosciuta è quindi quella fra Musica folclorica, Musica popolare e Musica colta, visti come tre termini generici o macro-categorie che assieme racchiudono tutti i generi musicali, formando ciò che Philip Tagg definì come "triangolo assiomatico"[2][1] A conferma dello stretto legame che intercorre tra genere musicale, recezione e fruizione, negli ultimi decenni l'industria discografica ha spesso preferito, per ragioni commerciali, inquadrare gli interpreti entro singoli generi. Segue un elenco molto sommario: 1. Musica colta 18. Dramma giocoso (Italia) 2. Musica classica 19. Tragédie lyrique (Francia) 3. Musica sacra 20. Comédie lyrique (Francia) 4. Canto gregoriano 21. Opéra-comique (Francia) 5. Musica corale 22. Opéra-ballet (Francia) 6. Cantata 23. Grand opéra (Francia) 7. Musica liturgica 24. Singspiel (area germanica) 8. Musica sinfonica 25. Zarzuela (Spagna) 9. Poema sinfonico 26. Teatro musicale da camera 10. Musica da camera 27. Operetta 11. Musica pianistica 28. Cantata (profana) 12. Musica per balletto o Musica per 29. Oratorio danza 30. Musiche di scena 13. Opera lirica 31. Comédie-ballet (Francia) 14. Opera seria (Italia) 32. Musica classica indiana 15. Intermezzo (Italia) 33. Musica classica giapponese 16. Opera buffa (Italia) 34. Gagaku 17. Farsa (Italia) 35. Musica popolare e musica folklorica L'unificazione dei sovra-generi deve essere considerata la semplificazione di una realtà molto complessa e soggetta a punti di vista non facilmente conciliabili. Da una parte è vero che il concetto di musica etnica nasce per compensare il disinteresse della cultura musicale occidentale verso tutta la musica non destinata a contesti sociali alti o estranea all'area geografica dell'Europa centrale, e che di conseguenza non tutta la musica etnica si può considerare folklorica. Dall'altra, a partire dal XX secolo, la musica popolare acquista per lo più un'importanza commerciale che ne fa qualcosa di sostanzialmente diverso, e tuttavia tende spesso ad assorbire ed inglobare elementi propri della musica folklorica. Segue un breve elenco aggiornabile perchè sempre molto incompleto: 1. Aak 3. Bluegrass 5. Country rock 2. Bambuco 4. Country 6. Fado 76 7. Flamenco 58. Hip house 109. Raga Rock 8. Hillibilly 59. Hip life 110. Combat Folk 9. Musica afrocubana o 60. Rap rock 111. Garage rock Musica caraibica 61. Rap metal 112. Hard rock 10. Calypso 62. Rapcore 113. Glam rock 11. Musica celtica 63. Raggamuffin rap 114. Neo-glam 12. Musica folk 64. Ska 115. Hard & heavy 13. Reel 65. Dancehall 116. Heavy metal 14. Musica gnawa 66. Reggae 117. J-Rock 15. Canto popolare 67. Reggaeton 118. Visual kei 16. Musica latina 68. Ragga 119. Pop rock (o rock 17. Tango Argentino 69. Dub pop) 18. Tarantella 70. Rocksteady 120. Punk rock 19. Musica per banda 71. Skacore 121. Origini del punk rock 20. Patchanka 72. Ska punk 122. Hardcore punk 21. World Music 73. Bluebeat 123. Riot grrrl 22. Black music[modifica 74. Ska revival 124. Crust punk Blues 75. 2 tone ska 125. Grindcore 23. Boogie-woogie 76. Jazz[modifica | 126. New York hardcore 24. Country blues modifica sorgente] 127. Emo (o emocore) 25. Electric blues 77. Acid jazz 128. Melodic hardcore 26. Swamp blues 78. Be bop punk 27. Talking blues 79. Cool jazz 129. Punk metal 28. Rhythm and blues 80. Dixieland 130. Metalcore 29. Soul music 81. Free jazz 131. Straight edge 30. Northern Soul 82. Jazz fusion 132. Screamo 31. Neo soul 83. Jazz manouche 133. Post-hardcore 32. Hip hop soul 84. Jazz samba 134. Skate punk 33. Funk 85. Hard bop 135. Thrashcore 34. Disco music 86. Latin jazz 136. No wave 35. Ragtime 87. Main stream 137. Powerpop 36. Rap 88. Modal jazz 138. Oi! 37. Alternative rap 89. New Orleans 139. Anarcopunk 38. Comedy rap 90. Nu jazz 140. Ska punk (o 39. Conscious rap 91. Smooth jazz skacore) 40. Chopped and 92. Swing 141. Horror punk screwed 93. Western swing 142. Death rock 41. Gospel music 94. Musica rock[modifica 143. Psychobilly 42. Christian rap | modifica sorgente] 144. Pop punk (o punk 43. Gangsta rap 95. Rock and roll pop) 44. G-funk 96. Frat rock 145. Street punk 45. Hardcore rap 97. Rockabilly 146. Garage punk 46. Homo hop 98. Surf rock 147. Post punk 47. Horrorcore 99. Twist 148. Alternative rock (o 48. Instrumental hip hop 100. Roots rock alt rock) 49. Jazz rap 101. Americana 149. Grunge 50. Latin rap 102. West Coast 150. Post-grunge 51. Mafioso rap 103. AOR 151. Indie rock 52. Nerdcore rap 104. Blues-rock (o rock 152. Gothic rock 53. Underground rap blues) 153. Coldwave 54. Old school 105. Southern rock 154. Darkwave 55. Pop rap 106. Swamp rock 155. Darkwave 56. Country rap 107. Folk rock neoclassica 57. Elettrorap 108. Country rock 156. Post punk revival 77 157. Rock demenziale 206. Oriental metal 248. Shibuya kei 158. Rock psichedelico 207. Viking metal 249. K-pop 159. Acid rock 208. Christian metal 250. Elettropop 160. Neo-psichedelia (White metal) 251. New wave 161. Paisley underground 209. Unblack metal 252. New romantic 162. Shoegaze 210. Gothic metal 253. Synth pop 163. Scena Madchester 211. Hair metal (Glam 254. Musica elettronica 164. Rock progressivo metal) 255. Industrial 165. Art rock 212. Hard & heavy 256. Ambient 166. Krautrock 213. Heavy metal 257. Dark ambient 167. Neoprogressive classico 258. Etno-elettronica 168. Rock sinfonico 214. Metalcore 259. Musica new age 169. Rock progressivo 215. Deathcore 260. Electronic dance italiano 216. Mathcore music 170. Scena di Canterbury 217. Emotional metalcore 261. New wave 171. Rock sperimentale 218. Medieval metal 262. Synth pop (o avant-garde rock) 219. Neoclassical metal 263. Italo disco 172. Post-rock 220. New Wave of British 264. New beat 173. Math-rock Heavy Metal 265. Lounge 174. Heavy metal 221. Pop metal 266. Chillout 175. Alternative metal 222. Power metal 267. Downtempo 176. Funk metal 223. Progressive power 268. Trip hop 177. Industrial metal metal 269. Broken beat 178. Nu metal 224. Speed power metal 270. Techno 179. Punk metal 225. Symphonic power 271. Acid techno 180. Rap metal metal 272. Ambient techno 181. Avantgarde metal 226. Progressive metal 273. Derp techno 182. Black metal 227. Progressive death 274. Detroit techno 183. Viking metal metal 275. Minimal techno 184. Symphonic black 228. Progressive power 276. Hard techno metal metal 277. Trance 185. Death metal 229. Stoner rock 278. Progressive trance 186. Death 'n' roll 230. Symphonic metal 279. Mediterranean 187. Blackened death 231. Symphonic black progressive metal metal 280. Dream progressive 188. Brutal death metal 232. Symphonic gothic 281. Euro trance 189. Grindcore metal 282. Goa trance 190. Cybergrind 233. Symphonic power 283. Hard trance 191. Deathgrind metal 284. Neo trance 192. Goregrind 234. Thrash metal 285. Acid trance 193. Noisegrind 235. Crossover thrash 286. Uplifting trance 194. Porngrind 236. Groove metal 287. Psychedelic trance 195. Melodic death metal 237. Speed thrash metal 288. Robo trance 196. Progressive death 238. Musica pop[modifica 289. Breakbeat metal | modifica sorgente] 290. UK garage 197. Doom metal 239. Musica beat 291. 2step 198. Black doom metal 240. Merseybeat 292. Nu soul 199. Death doom metal 241. Pop latino 293. Dubstep 200. Drone doom metal 242. Power pop 294. Grime 201. Funeral doom metal 243. Britpop 295. Acid breaks 202. Sludge metal 244. Europop 296. Progressive breaks 203. Epic metal 245. Indie pop 297. Ambient breaks 204. Folk metal 246. Jangle pop 298. Funky breaks 205. Celtic metal 247. J-pop 299. Drum'n'Bass 78 300. Techstep 311. Hard house 322. Techno hardcore 301. Liquid funk 312. Latin house 323. Jumpstyle 302. Musica dance 313. NJ house 324. Gabber 303. Eurodance 314. Electro house 325. Hardstyle 304. Hard dance 315. Tribal house 326. Speedcore 305. Italodance 316. Fidget house 327. Happy hardcore 306. Lento violento 317. Progressive house 328. Breakcore 307. Hands up 318. Soulful house 329. Frenchcore 308. House music 319. Tech-house 330. Tekno 309. Acid house 320. Microhouse 310. Deep house 321. Dutch house I nuovi generi musicali e la loro classificazione In anni recenti, alcuni generi musicali, universalmente riconosciuti come tali ma ancora non soggetti ad importanti trasformazioni storiche, sono stati classificati in base ad un insieme di criteri di tipo diverso, quali le forme musicali, le sonorità caratteristiche, gli stili, gli strumenti impiegati, i temi trattati nei testi letterari eventualmente abbinati alla musica e, talvolta, i collegamenti e le contaminazioni con generi musicali antecedenti o con tradizioni musicali provenienti da aree geografiche diverse. La combinazione di tutti questi fattori definisce sinteticamente l'identità del genere musicale, rendendolo riconoscibile ai suoi fruitori abituali. Tra i generi contemporanei si collocano: 1. Musica sperimentale 2. Musica minimalista 3. Musica puntillista 4. Musica arcaicizzante 5. Musica da film Il così detto Christian Rock Christian Rock è una forma di musica rock (del genere musicale Rock) suonata da individui e gruppi i cui membri sono cristiani (ma spesso solo di tipo nominale, NON nati di nuovo!) e che spesso concentrano i testi in materia di fede cristiana.
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