What are the classifications of music genres?

The classification of musical genres is now divided into two main categories of musical congregational genres: vocal genres, instrumental genres.

1. Vocal genres: oratorios, operas, musicals, masses and requiems, choruses, unison and repetitions, cantatas, pastorals, vocal suites and group songs, art songs and romances, serenades, lullabies and boat songs, declamations and arias.

2. Instrumental genres: sonatas and symphonies, symphonic music and symphonic poems, tone poems, tone paintings, concertos, suites and suites, preludes and overtures, nocturnes, fantasies, caprices and madrigals, military and marching songs, round dances, variations, adaptations, creative works, narratives, harmonicas, humorous works, études, toccatas, recitals, and solos.

Vocal music (vocal music), a form of music in which the human voice is used to sing.

Vocal music includes: American singing, ethnic singing and popular singing, and now in China, original singing.

Often vocal music refers to American singing.