We came to put music into two broad categories; that of New Music and that of Traditional Music. Music prior to the turn of the century has come to be thought of since the Traditional. This Traditional Music gets lumped together in what a lot of people refer to as Classical. This classification is really well fixed in people's minds that even traditional rock music is referred to as Classic Rock.

The so called Classical Music is truly three different periods that have been many different inside their practice. Even so, there are some differences in the music after the turn of the century which are distinctive enough to warrant the label of New Music.داناود موزیک جدید

Prior to the turn of the century, all music was'goal oriented'or'tonal,' meaning that there is one chord in the specific composition that has been the goal or resting point of the music's chord progression. When this chord was reached, the music sounded finished and the music would not sound finished until this chord was reached. Hence this chord would show-up at the end of the music but also at the ends of all phrases or melodies, pretty much. It would not be the same chord for each and every little bit of music but is based on the'key'of the music. That's this is of'key.' If a bit of music is in the'key of C,' then your chord it must end on is C. A work in the'key of G'would end on G and so forth.

Well. after a 100 years roughly, composers got the itch to test something new and so we find the very first samples of the New Music. Claude Debussy has often been called the'Father of Modern Music,' and his works began to create tonality ambiguous by employing other kinds of scales including the Whole Tone Scale.داناود موزیک جدید

Some composers went beyond this and tossed out tonality all together. The absolute most notable exemplory instance of this was the Serial Music composed by Arnold Schoenberg. Serial Music used a level of twelve tones (rather than the standard eight) and studiously avoided any note/chord relationship. Some other composers like John Cage created the thing that was called'Chance Music,' where the notes in the piece were determined by the throw of dice.

Meanwhile, only at that same time, jazz was being made. Jazz and Blues returned to tonality with a vengeance. However there have been a number of other elements added that qualified this as New Music. The difference in instrumentation, with the electric guitar and the greatly expanded role of the drums were certainly issues that hadn't gone on before and and so the birth of jazz and its development to the pop of today certainly fits to the sounding New Music.