What is pop music? Detailed answer

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What is pop music?

This is "mass consumption" music. Usually works in this genre have the form of songs, a simple rhythm and a melody that goes back to the traditional one. The name is an abbreviation of the term "popular music". Its derogatory name is pop music.

Author: Mendeleev V.A.

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