Music Video Conventions

Music Genres 


Musical theatre
Rock
Jazz
Pop music
Folk music
Blues
Popular music
Hip hop music
Classical music
Rhythm and blues
Country music
Heavy metal
Funk
Punk rock
Reggae
Electronic dance music
Dance music
Soul music
Techno
Disco
Alternative rock
House music
Rapper
Instrumental
Dubstep
Singing
Ambient music
Trance music
Pop rock
Experimental music
New wave
World music
Orchestra
Drum and bass
Indie rock
Progressive rock
Psychedelic music
Electro
Industrial music
Electronica
Trap music
Grunge
Soundtrack
Black metal
Music of Latin America
Breakbeat
Ska
Ballad
Baroque music
Emo
Music of Africa

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