Musical genre

From Wikipedia

Musical genres include the following:

- African-American music

- Latin music -- Ranchera--Cumbia--Nortena--Banda--Rock en espanol--Salsa--Merengue--Tex-Mex and Tejano

- Blues -- Gospel music -- Soul music -- Disco -- -- Funk -- Reggae -- Rap/Hip hop -- freestyle music --samba

- Jazz -- Dixieland music -- ragtime music -- swing music

- Barbershop

- Classical Music

- Computer Generated Music

- Crossover Music

- Electronic music
  - Drum and Bass -- Trip hop -- House -- Trance -- Techno -- Tech-Step -- Garage -- Hardcore -- Breakbeat

- New Age music

- Popular Music

- Rock and roll
  - punk rock -- heavy metal -- death metal -- grindcore -- post-rock -- new wave music -- symphonic rock

- traditional music -- folk music -- World music
  - Country music -- Celtic music -- Irish traditional music -- Anglo-Indian music -- Arabic music -- Far Eastern music -- African music -- Indian Music -- Greek music -- Bluegrass -- flamenco music --

- Western Art Music: Early music -- Medieval Music -- Gregorian music -- Renaissance Music -- Baroque Music -- Classical Music -- rococo music -- Romantic period in music -- minimalist music -- Modern Classical Music -- Contemporary music

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