Differences between British and American songs

There is not much difference between English and American songs. The pronunciation is definitely different, and the American accent is more casual. American country music is beautiful. The name country music appeared in the United States in the 1920s, and it has a wide origin. /kloc-the lamentation of black people in the southern United States in the 0/8th century;/kloc-the folk songs of Creoles, Jing Kai and other nationalities from the British Isles in the 0/9th century; and then the pioneering songs of Scottish and Irish immigrants living in the western mountains of the United States and cowboy songs on the pasture, labor songs of lumberjacks in the north, sailor songs in the eastern coastal areas, etc. , is its origin. At that time, the content of songs, in addition to expressing work and life, hated lonely and wandering life, yearned for a warm and peaceful home, and sang sweet love and the pain of lovelorn. The nature of American country music is very similar to the folk songs and minor tunes in various regions of China. In singing, people used to sing in their own voice at first, mostly in the form of solo or chorus, with guitar, banjo, harmonica and violin.

Black music is another major feature of American music. Take the blues for example. It is the originator of jazz, rock music and gospel songs (gospels). In the early days of America, when black slaves expressed their feelings, they used a lot of blue notes when singing or playing, which made the music full of depression and disharmony. This kind of music sounded very melancholy. But it is such an "anti-bone" flavor that later developed in rebellious rock music. Bruce directly used songs to express his inner thoughts, which was completely different from the music of white society at that time. Early musicians played the violin or banjo, and some musicians even played the notes out of tune by sliding, making the guitar make people cry, so as to express their feelings.