History of Country Music

Velvet Stalnaker UNV 104 January 7, 2012 Professor Salcido History of Southern Music Southern music is presently called blue grass music and is famous in a wide range of spots. It is for individuals from varying backgrounds. In any case, when we take a gander at blue grass music today and from years prior is it the equivalent? , When did it become mainstream? also, , How has the music changed throughout the years? Southern music referred to today as down home music got well known in the 1920’s. This was music that depended on society music of cowhands in the southeast (Collins English Dictionary, 2003). In the vast majority of the early music the craftsman played stringed instruments like fiddles, guitars, banjos and some were in any event, playing harmonicas. At the point when this kind of music began a few people called it â€Å"hillbilly music† (Tower, 2000). Blue grass music is as I would like to think calming and recounts to a story. Migrants resulted in these present circumstances world more than 300 years prior playing and tuning in to what they called old world music. A large portion of the individuals that were playing this music were playing banjos and guitars. Southern music is as yet utilized today in places of worship everywhere throughout the world it is called southern gospel. This kind of music is utilized in memorial services and furthermore festivities everywhere throughout the world. The vast majority think this sort of music is about individuals crying about their lives. Numerous southern blue grass melodies recount anecdotes about the artist. Southern music is utilized today in certain schools and places of worship regularly. Some administration bunches in the United States likewise use tunes with southern foundation. â€Å"The south is the support of American music. †3 This can be seen through numerous kinds of music. Southern music is utilized in motion pictures. Southern impact help to make mainstream tunes like â€Å"Sweet Home Alabama†, â€Å"Free bird†, and â€Å"Still in Saigon† top choices among a wide range of sorts of individuals today. Despite the fact that southern music is for hillbillies, southern music is persuasive on the grounds that southern music from the past is as yet utilized in lives today and southern music began numerous renowned tunes despite everything utilized today. This is the reason southern music isn't only for hillbillies. Reference Page 1-http://www. urbandictionary. com 2-http://www. wbir. com by Dave Paulson â€Å"The Tennessean† Who tunes in to Country music? 3-http:www. credoreference. com. library. gcu. edu:2048/passage/abcarcsouth/music Here is the segment of the style direct that may assist you with your references. Source Citations All citations, rewords, and rundowns must be referenced. Just basic information shouldn't be refered to. If all else fails, refer to the material. 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