Death Metal

Death metal is an extreme subgenre of heavy metal known for its heavily distorted guitars, low-tuned riffs, fast drumming, and growled vocals. It emerged in the mid‑1980s and has since developed a global underground following.

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Folk Music

Folk music is a broad category of traditional music that originates among the common people of a culture, often transmitted orally and reflecting the social, cultural, and historical contexts of its community. It encompasses a wide range of styles, instruments, and purposes, from work songs and lullabies to protest anthems and dance tunes.

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Arpeggio

An arpeggio is a musical figure in which the notes of a chord are played in succession rather than simultaneously. It is a fundamental technique across many styles, from classical to jazz, and appears in both melodic and harmonic contexts.

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Funk (music)

Funk is a rhythmic, danceable genre of music that emerged in the mid‑1960s United States. It emphasizes groove, strong basslines, and a syncopated rhythmic feel, influencing many later styles such as disco, hip‑hop, and modern pop.

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Key (music)

In music, a key designates a group of pitches, chords, and related harmonic relationships centered on a tonic note. It provides the tonal framework for a piece, influencing its mood, structure, and melodic direction.

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Alto clef

The alto clef is a C clef positioned on the middle line of the staff, indicating that the note C lies on that line. It is most commonly used for viola notation and occasionally for other alto-range instruments.

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