WorldMusic

Southern Europe

55 genres · 24 relations

Family tree

Derivation, modernization and influence relationships between genres originating in this region, shown as a nested list.

Byzantine Chant330–
Ambrosian Chant380–
Mozarabic Chant500–
Old Roman Chant700–
Troubadour1080–
Sephardic Liturgical Music1100–
Cantu a Tenore1500–
Dimotiko1500–
- Rebétiko1900–
  - Laïkó1950–
  - Éntekhno1960–
Paghjella1500–
Pizzica1500–
Tammurriata1500–
Tarantella1500–
Madrigal1530–
- Cantata1620–
- Opera Seria1700–
  - Italian Romantic Opera1810–
    - Verismo1890–
Toccata1580–
Cretan Lyra Music1600–
Oratorio1620–
Trio Sonata1660–
- Concerto Grosso1670–
Baroque Solo Concerto1690–
Jota1700–
Opera Buffa1730–
Flamenco Cante1780–
Cante Alentejano1800–
- Nova Canção Portuguesa2010–
  - Fado1820–
Canzone Napoletana1830–
Flamenco Baile1850–
Flamenco Toque1850–
Spanish Nationalism1880–
Futurist Music1910–
Copla1920–
Rumba Flamenca1950–
Italian Cinema Scoring1952–
Catalan Rumba1955–
Cantautori1958–
Spanish Rock1961–
- Movida Madrileña1980–
Spaghetti Western Score1964–
Rock Progressivo Italiano1971–
Italo Disco1977–
Basque Rock1983–
Pimba1992–
Spanish Indie2005–
Portuguese Indie2008–
- Portuguese Rock1978–
  - Canção de Intervenção1960–
Rosalía-Generation Spanish Pop2017–
Modern Flamenco Nuevo2018–

Network diagram (supplementary)

Legend

lineage (derived / modernized / regional)influencesibling / fused

Relationships between genres originating in Southern Europe (all edge types included).

Genres from this region

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