Traditional Japanese music is known for Hougaku (邦 楽), while the word Ongaku (音 楽) refers to music in general. The modern name J-Music refers to certain branches of Japanese music with Western touches.
lunes, 1 de septiembre de 2014
MUSIC OF JAPAN
Japan has a rich musical culture that includes a varied palette of traditional styles as well as a diverse range of styles including exported rock, electro, punk, folk, metal, reggae, salsa, and tango as well as country music and hip hop.
Traditional Japanese music is known for Hougaku (邦 楽), while the word Ongaku (音 楽) refers to music in general. The modern name J-Music refers to certain branches of Japanese music with Western touches.
Traditional Japanese music is known for Hougaku (邦 楽), while the word Ongaku (音 楽) refers to music in general. The modern name J-Music refers to certain branches of Japanese music with Western touches.
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Another recognized music form from Japan is noise music. The noise from this country is called Japanoise. Its most prominent representative is Masami Akita with his project Merzbow.
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