About Blues Singer 5, what style of music is Blues?

Style refers to R&B, which is a rhythm and blues. Blues is undoubtedly an important part of R&B, but the jazz element is just as important. First performed by African-American artists, it is a fusion of jazz, gospel and electronic blues.

The term was coined in the late 1940s by Billboard.

Blues is a folk style for black Americans.

Blues is a pentatonic scale-based vocal and instrument**, and another feature of blues is its special harmony. Blues is a form of singing that emerged among black people after the rise of the Civil War, and it is related to black plantation songs (a cappella songs sung collectively during labor).

Blues has its origins in the chants, hymns, odes of gestural labor, shouts, and carols of black American slaves of the past. The "blues sounds" used in the blues and the way Enlightenment sings are indicative of its West African**.

Blues had a very wild influence on later American and Western pop, ragtime, jazz, big band, rhythm and blues, rock 'n' roll, country** and ordinary pop songs, and even modern classical** all contain blues elements or developed from blues. In poetry, the word is often used to describe melancholy.

Partial ** Variety:

Acappella refers to songs without instrumental accompaniment, but all songs sung purely with human voices are acappella, but today we say acappella usually refers to the kind of singing that has multiple harmonies, and even the instrumental accompaniment is sung by the human voice.

The opposite of acappella is instrumental, that is, pure music, and any type of song can be sung in acappella form. The most familiar Acappella song for Hong Kong people is "So Much in Love", and the Hong Kong Acappella band has Ji Shengyashi and so on.

2、brit-hop

The black hip-hop rhythm is increased and the drum beats are accentuated, with a little electric guitar and bass, and there is a taste of rock music, such as the style of The Chemical Brothers.

Blues (also translated as blues) refers to a ** style, blues, also known as blues, is recognized as one of the roots of contemporary pop. It is actually the folk ** style of the black people in the United States, which has been formed long before the Civil War, and the black slaves created a unique scale and harmony for it, and used it to relieve the depressed life and express homesickness, which makes the blues ** have a strong resentment color from the beginning, so it is also known as the "grievance song", which is a symbol of melancholy.

Another characteristic of blues is its special harmony. Blues is a form of singing that emerged among black people after the Civil War, and it has a lineage with black plantation songs (a cappella songs sung collectively during labor).

Related Notes:Blues has its origins in the chants, hymns, labor songs, shouts, and carols of black slaves in the United States of the past. The "blues sounds" used in the blues and the way Enlightenment sings are indicative of its West African**. Blues had a very strong influence on later American and Western pop songs, ragtime, jazz, big bands, rhythm blues, rock music, country songs, and ordinary pop songs, and even modern classics all contain blues elements or developed from blues.

In poetry, the word is often used to describe melancholy.

Blues (also translated as blues) refers to a **style, and blues**, also known as blues, is recognized as one of the roots of contemporary popularity**. It is actually the folk ** style of black people in the United States, which was formed long before the Civil War, and the black slaves created a unique scale and harmony for it, and used it to relieve the depressed life and express homesickness, which made the blues ** have a strong resentment color from the beginning, so it is also known as the "grievance song", which is a symbol of melancholy.