All the pages of EMC: a four levels music taxonomy systems with related internal and external links
EMC Music Classification
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Ten sets defining the largest cultural movements in popular music since 50s. Frames are all standard definitions except Rock Frame.
Music Frames
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Standard terms to define a wide "umbrella" of Genres with common sound rules and a pivotal movement
Broad Genres
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Paths of styles, periods, markets or radio formats with very well-known terms as Alternative Rock.
Music Clusters
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Taxonomy
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Section page
Taxonomy
Description
Articles
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EML Articles
In-depth articles on the contents and topics of all sections. In the test version these articles are limited to general topics such as the definitions of taxonomic systems, classification, what are the standard statistic systems used in music industry , in content industry, what means musical taxonomy etc..
Classification Features
Method, parameters used in the current test version of taxonomy systems.
Updates , corrections and implementation of current entries and other necessary changes or required assessments.
Results
Info Articles
Page guides or content in-depths related to the current section.
You can find the full list in Info Articles (/info) . If you are in a Level Page, click the tab "Article" to open to the related page of this list.
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Generalities
EMC is a music classification system created by the EML Author based on highly reliable web and traditional sources and on the Author's listening of thousands of artists' repertoires.
EMC is made up in four hierarchical levels with "is-a" relationships between abstractions. This means that there is no cross-listing between the classes, and that each "sublevel" is a "subtype" of his container and not its part . E.g: Alternative Rock is a strongest definition of "Rock" filtering different genres and not a part of it.
The selection of genres of this Test Version will be updated have and widely improved by experts , artists or music lover that will join our project. Anyway, it represents the basis of the Author's idea about music classification and will not be drastically changed.