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Van Halen, Aerosmith, ac/dc, Journey, Guns N' Roses, and Queen are among the bands that make up the arena rock subgenre of rock music.
Arena rock is a term used to describe a type of rock music that is performed or intended to be performed in big venues such as convention centers, arenas, stadiums, and open-air performance venues.
About Arena rock:
- In this fashion, genres generally associated with event center rock are loud and anthemic (though not always); event center rock is most commonly linked with heavy metal, progressive rock, hard rock, glam metal, or pop-rock genres.
- Event center rock is frequently, but not always, classified as mass-market, commercially appealing, and radio-oriented music.
- Event center rock is also referred to as corporate rock because of its frequent commercial orientation.
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Answer: The first guitar was made in 1850, and changed from acoustic to electric by the 1940.
Explanation:
Hi, the first guitar was made in 1850 by the Spanish musician and luthier Antonio Torres Jurado.
The Spanish guitar was an acoustic guitar, later it morphed into an amplified guitar in the hands of Rickenbacker. But it had issues with feedback because of their hollow body.
In 1940 Les Paul changed the history creating the first solid-body electric guitar, that is the most common electric guitar in present time.
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The thing that happened sometime between 700 and 900, that led to the development of polyphony in western music was Gregorian chant began to have a second melodic line added by monks in monastery choirs.
What was Gregorian chant?
- The Roman Catholic Church's monophonic, unaccompanied holy song in Latin (and rarely Greek) has its roots in Gregorian chant, which is the main Western plainchant tradition.
- With later additions and redactions, Gregorian chant evolved mostly in western and central Europe during the ninth and tenth centuries.
- Although the Gregorian chant is said to have been created by Pope Gregory I, academics think that it was a later Carolingian blend of Roman and Gallican chant.
- Gregorian chants were initially divided into four modes, then eight, then twelve, and finally.
- A characteristic ambitus, characteristic intervallic patterns in relation to the final of a referential mode, incipits and cadences, and the usage of reciting tones at a specific distance from the final are all examples of typical melodic elements.
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