Popular music

Liberty X, Westlife and Busted have a general “pop” appeal. They are aimed at a young, even pre-teenage audience. The Beatles however, is aimed at the middle age group as well as the teenage age group. Besides the bands, there are individual stars who promote the “pop-star” image for example Britney Spears. Pop-stars have strong cult-followings such as; Groupiesstalkersfans, whole spreads on magazines like HELLO, paparazzi, fan clubs, etc. Different genres of music attract different audiences. Such as; Rap-Youths

Different genres promote different stereotypes. These stereotypes reinforce existing

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These videos were given a rating of 18, on the grounds of “vamperic violence”. For example;

1920’s Blues [Blues was the only genre of music]

1950’s rock and roll [Elvis Presley {the 1st white pop star-responsible for white “pop”}]

Popular music [Robert Johnson]

From the genre popular music, different genres have evolved. The film “School of Rock” illustrates the evolvement of technology by making the children who played classical instruments such as the piano, and converting the children to play modern instruments such as the electric keyboard. and Reprise Records to join together and produce a soundtrack for the film. Each track features its own special singer from the genre Rock. “Queen of the Damned” is an adaptation of two novels from the “Vampire Chronicles” made by the famous Goth author Ann Rice. In the 1950’s, when pop music started, there was little stereotyping. The soundtrack of the film makes use of string instruments to produce an eerie feeling. Lestats audience appeal is age, sex, race and background. They have been used to generate moral panic i.

The recent film “school of Rock”, also concerns itself with one particular music genre, Rock. Technology has influenced how we make music. This is because when I walk I am slow and I have a rhythm (Hence the word Rhythm).

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Approximate Pages = 5 (250 words per page double spaced)

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