Music

2. Music that originated in African-American communities, often featuring soulful vocals, emotional lyrics, and a distinctive 12-bar chord progression.
5. Energetic music specifically created for dancing, with a strong beat and catchy melodies that get people moving on the dance floor.
6. Upbeat and catchy music that is popular among a wide audience, often featuring simple melodies and relatable lyrics.
8. Music that has its roots in rural American folk traditions, often featuring storytelling lyrics, acoustic instruments, and a distinctive twang.
9. Energetic music characterized by strong guitar riffs, powerful vocals, and a driving beat, which often gets people dancing or headbanging.
11. A form of musical theater where the story is primarily told through singing, accompanied by an orchestra and elaborate stage performances.
14. Music composed during the classical era, known for its elegant melodies, harmonies, and symphonic arrangements.
15. A lively and improvisational style of music, often featuring syncopated rhythms, instrumental solos, and a unique blend of musical elements.

1. (Rhythm and Blues) A genre that combines elements of African-American gospel, blues, and jazz, often featuring soulful vocals and a smooth rhythm.
3. Music created using electronic instruments and technology, characterized by synthesized sounds, repetitive beats, and a futuristic vibe.
4. Music rooted in traditional or cultural heritage, often passed down through generations, featuring acoustic instruments and storytelling lyrics.
7. Uplifting and spiritual music associated with Christian worship, featuring powerful vocals, harmonies, and lyrics centered around faith and hope.
10. Metal A subgenre of rock music characterized by aggressive and intense guitar riffs, loud vocals, and a powerful and rebellious attitude.
12. Music originating from Jamaica, known for its laid-back rhythm, syncopated off-beat accents, and lyrics often addressing social and political issues.
13. A genre of music that originated in African-American communities, known for its rhythmic beats, rhyming lyrics, and expressive style.