Music Genres Varieties and Styles


 * acid rock
 * acoustic rock
 * aleatory music
 * alternative rock
 * ambient music
 * anthem
 * art music
 * art rock
 * atonal music or atonalism
 * ballet music
 * ballroom music
 * baroque music
 * beach music
 * bebop
 * big band
 * bluegrass
 * blues
 * boogie
 * boogie-woogie
 * cabaret
 * Cajun
 * calypso
 * cathedral music
 * chamber music
 * chant
 * choral music
 * church music
 * circus music
 * classical music
 * concerto
 * country music
 * country rock
 * country-and-western music
 * dance hall
 * dance music
 * deca-rock
 * Delta blues
 * disco
 * Dixieland
 * doo-wop
 * easy listening music
 * electronic music
 * elevator music
 * ensemble music
 * field music
 * folk music
 * folk rock
 * funk
 * fusion
 * gangsta rap
 * glitter rock
 * gospel music
 * grunge
 * hard rock
 * heavy metal
 * hillbilly music
 * hip-hop
 * honky-tonk
 * house music
 * hymn
 * inspirational music
 * instrumental music
 * jazz
 * jazz rock
 * karaoke
 * Latin rock
 * march
 * martial music
 * metal
 * military music
 * modern jazz
 * Muzak
 * New Age
 * new wave
 * opera music
 * operetta music
 * party music
 * piped music
 * political rock
 * polyphonic music
 * pop music
 * power pop
 * primitive
 * program music
 * progressive jazz
 * progressive rock
 * progressive soul
 * protest music
 * psychedelic music
 * psychobilly
 * punk rock
 * punkabilly
 * R&B or rhythm-and-blues
 * raga-rock
 * ragtime
 * rap music
 * rave
 * reggae
 * rhythm-and-blues or R&B
 * rock music
 * rocknroll
 * rockabilly
 * rock-and-roll
 * romantic music
 * sacred music
 * salon music
 * salsa
 * scat
 * semiclassical music
 * shockabilly
 * show tunes
 * ska
 * soft rock
 * soul music
 * soundtrack
 * spiritual
 * stadium rock
 * steel band
 * surf music
 * swing
 * symphony music
 * synthesized music
 * synthpop
 * technopop
 * theater music
 * thirdstream music
 * thrash metal
 * through-composed music
 * twelve-tone music or serialism
 * vocal music
 * wind music
 * Zopf music
 * zydeco