musical genre

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It is thus difficult to generalise about the nature of this musicalgenre.
Consequently, the desire to explore the interactions between these two worlds gave rise to a full musicalgenre that still develops and evolves.
My need for a certain proximity to the source of the music depends on the musicalgenre.
As historical relations of exchange, practices of listening reinterpret and recontextualise musical genre in ways that complicate our notions of local music.
But country music's chronic discomfort with its commercial underpinnings makes it an especially interesting musicalgenre for popular music scholars.
The song melody followed a traditional rhythmic pattern, on the basis of which it was classified within a musicalgenre.
The medieval hymn is more than a musicalgenre.
But why are most of these women not mentioned in the general surveys concerning this musicalgenre?
The increased availability of equipment and accessible music has in turn led to an increased public awareness of the new musicalgenre.
By comparing a body of literature with that of a musicalgenre that shares such similarities, we may be afforded greater insight into each.
This is apparent whether the musical extract is known or unknown, and also, but to a lesser degree, whether the musicalgenre is pleasing or displeasing to the listener.
By the year 2003, the rap genre had six award categories, whereas rock and roll had eight awards despite peaking as a commercial musicalgenre nearly two decades earlier.
This statement seemed to be driven by a strong desire to find a definition, to make it into a musicalgenre, to make it into something.
Some critics even went as far as to call the album's musicalgenre emo-grass.
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