How to treat classical music and modern pop music

Classical music is a kind of music that can stand the test of time, lasts forever and is deeply loved by everyone. Classical music is an independent school, and its artistic techniques emphasize washing and training and pursue rational expression of emotions. Classical music is different from pop music. It is profound, thought-provoking and refined. When people hear the music works of Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, Schubert and other classical musicians, they bring people not only beautiful melodies, but also interesting music ideas, as well as the most sincere feelings, either quiet and elegant, or shocking and inspiring, or happy and sad. ...

Pop music is a kind of music that has a wide audience and is very attractive compared with art music stations and traditional music. Pop music is a kind of music that everyone likes regardless of age, which is also commonly known as "suit both refined and popular tastes". The main forms of modern music are jazz, rock music and electronic synthesis music. Modern music, with its free beat and irregular rhythm, has its own charm. It creates a space-like fantasy, which is not as fascinating and profound as classical music.

Classical music and pop music themselves are not two opposing concepts. Classical music, in the age of their birth, is actually pop music. Now some people in China call it elegant music to flaunt their unique taste. In fact, this can only harm classical music and keep the public away. In addition, it is not particularly appropriate to call classical music serious music, but to use "seriousness" to describe the dress when going to public places to enjoy classical music. In fact, apart from a small number of chamber music specially written and played for European courts, more classical music is for the public. For example, many Italian operas written by Handel are specially designed for ordinary people in London. Even so, these works were eventually replaced by the more popular "Beggar Opera", so that Handel's opera house eventually went bankrupt, and he had to turn to writing English oratorios to regain the market, including the greatest classical music in music history, Messiah. It can be seen that the audience of classical music is not all elegant and the classical music itself is not all serious.