História da música

The "Music" is the art of combining sounds and silence. Today music is present in all media, because it is a language of universal communication, is used as a way to "sensitize" the other third party for a cause, but this cause will vary according to the intent of those who want , whether to sell a product, helping others, for religious purposes, to protest, to intensify news, etc..
In prehistoric times humans have produced a form of music, was in the art that the human being found fertile ground to project their desires, fears, and other sensations fleeing the reason. Different archaeological sources in paintings, prints and sculptures, feature images of musicians, instruments and dancers in action.
Just as there are many definitions for music there are many divisions and groupings of music genres, styles and forms. Divide music into genres is an attempt to classify each composition according to objective criteria that are not always easy to define.
One of the most frequent divisions separating music groups:
Classical music - music traditionally said to be "educated" and overall, more elaborate. It is also known as "classical music", specifically composed to Romanticism for having survived to time over the centuries, in the same sense that we speak of "classic literature." It can also be said of classical music works that are well known and familiar to the point of being assoviadas by people, something more popular as well as literature. Its adherents believe that is made to last long and resist fashion and trends. Generally requires a contemplative attitude and a concentrated listening. Some consider it a form of music above all others and that is a real musical art. However, it should also be remembered that even classical composers often used folk melodies (specific region) so that upon it were composed variations.
Popular music - associated cultural movements popular. Could be consolidated only after the urbanization and industrialization of society and