Baroque pop
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A style of the music that began at the mid-1960s with the baroque pop. The good point is to have a classic factor toward composition and recording of the rock music [1]. I am called a baroque lock, English baroque, a chamber lock, the chamber pop. An unfamiliar musical instrument is played to the locks such as a harpsichord, an oboe, a cello, the French horn. When, in the golden age of the baroque pop, various musical instruments were "really" played before the introduction of a synthesizer and the sampler by a session musician. The progressive rock takes in a musical instrument used in classical music equally, but the music constitution of the baroque pop is simple like normal pop music, and contents of the lyrics are not abstract things seen in progressive rock in the latter period, too. The baroque pop resembles closely with the sunshine pop, but is often the melody that is darker by a melodrama tick than it.
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As for the correct origin of the baroque pop, it is difficult to judge it with conviction. In the early 1960s, Burt Bacharach made an experimental attempt such as using the fluegelhorn in "walk on by" (1963). Phil Spector introduced various musical instruments used in classical music for "wall of sound" of oneself, too. Bryan Wilson of beach Boys uses strings in album "Surfer Girl" of 1963 to call it.
Though single "seeds knot デアー" which British zombies released in 1964 does not use the musical instrument used in classical music, characteristic harmony to appear in a later baroque pop is quoted as an early stage of example of this genre well because common [2]. Member, Michael Braun of the left bank which is a band of New York are detonated by contact by it and introduce a harpsichord and a string quartet in single "dear Rene" of the announcement in 1966. This is said to be generally the birth of the baroque pop [2]. In addition, the Beatles introduced musical piece "yesterday" and strings quartet in "Erina Rigby" by the producer with the classic quality, a hand of George Martin and used the electronic piano such as the harpsichord by "in Mai life".
In "lady Jane whom rolling stone released in 1966," Brian Jones plays cembalo.
Bryan Wilson begins to use オーケストアレンジ with a harpsichord or a zither from "today" "summer D" of 1965 particularly the strong impact in "pet サウンズ" of the announcement will be imitated in 1966, the following day by later producers.
Present of the baroque pop
As punk rock and electronic music of the 1970s won popularity, the baroque pop gradually disappeared, but the work of the band such as R.E.M. was a chance and has begun to revive again. In the present, the baroque popping using orchestra arrangement and the constitution of the classic music becomes common in an indie musical piece as repulsion to the low-fidelity boom that won popularity in the 1990s [1]. The normal musical instrument in the pop is not completely sometimes used. Many artists classified in a baroque pop to be able to put may be classified in various fields such as an indie lock, alternative lock, fork, Americana, Bullitt pop, psychedelic, the dream pop in the past 20 years.
Footnote
- ^ a b "Baroque pop", Allmusic Guides, retrieved 2012-07-14.
- ^ a b R. Stanley, 'Baroque and a soft place', Guardian 21/09/07, retrieved 13/04/09.
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