>user! name the most important musical genre of the twentieth century! and don't say heavy metal...
User! name the most important musical genre of the twentieth century! and don't say heavy metal
Nicholas Phillips
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Aaron Rogers
Objectively Pop Rock
Michael Brooks
Minimalism
Connor Reed
How do you define "important"?
Zachary Gutierrez
Rawknrawl baybuh
Kayden Morris
Buttmetal
Ryder Reed
Something something niggers
Camden Evans
serialism
Dominic Evans
nu-metal
Charles Jackson
This is objectively the correct answer, by the way. It's the most influential development in music of the 20th century, similar to cubism in visual arts and stream of consciousness in literature.
Kayden Garcia
Psychedelic Rock
Henry Brown
Jazz
Jeremiah Cook
Pop
Lucas Gutierrez
Serialism was a passing fad that no one liked my dude.
Ian Morales
Not true. Serialism dominated the music world for ~50 years, and all other methods of composition were judged in comparison to it. It was perhaps even more influential than cubism was in the visual arts, which only lasted about a decade.
Joseph Mitchell
DEATH TO ALL BUTTMETAL
Asher Bennett
Neo avant-dadaism
Daniel Roberts
emo
Blake Hall
nightcore
Owen Hall
patrician choice
Isaiah Adams
Yeah because it was the only thing left to do with instruments that were hundreds of years old.
Then ya know electricity happened and people had fresh things to explore.
John Sanchez
electro swing
Jeremiah Sullivan
Prog rock
Julian Lewis
obviously the blues
Hunter Stewart
Actually the instruments changed quite substantially over those few hundred years. A fortepiano sounds extremely different from a grand piano, for example. Also, many new things have been and are still being done compositionally with totally acoustic instruments: look at movements like spectralism and new complexity for examples
Jose Gutierrez
Not as substantial a difference as electric guitars and amplifiers and tape machines and synthesizers and samplers and digital effects and DAWs tho, hey?
Spectralism seems interesting. Reminds me of that talking player piano.
Nicholas Powell
Probably this but it did start to develop in the late 19th century
Colton Miller
Progressive Electronic
Evan Fisher
Jazz or dub
Kayden Richardson
Post-avant djent.
Nathan Parker
Either jazz or r&b
Noah Kelly
Death to Papa Roach, Blink 182
All those fucking pussies sound like soggy doo
Ryan Johnson
synthwave
Sebastian Torres
Its punk.
1. Punk
2. Jazz
3. Folk
Zachary Richardson
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Nolan Morris
Great now I have to masturbate