British music through the ages England owns a rich and large music history like any other country in Europe. But this country in particular possesses some of the most important singers, artists, musicians and bands that the world has seen. Since England exists, this country has served as an important influence to other cultures. It is important to point out some of the most important events around British music history in order to understand how it has been changing through the years and to see the cultural development of England. Despite the fact that British music reached its maximum level of popularity in XX century, it has many considerable facts that helped to build the British culture since its earliest days. Before 17th century By …show more content…
Uncountable are the musicians, artists, singers and bands which changed completely the image of the music in this country. This age, known for many important events in humanity history such as world wars and industrial revolution, influenced on people costumes and the way they see the world. As people was changing, music was changing too. Rock music in England takes a big part of the musical development in 20th century. Numerous band contributed to the music in England and the whole world, influencing uncountable others musicians around the world. The Beatles: Music in England would be completely different without them. This band brought a different way to make music by the sixties. Their catchy songs and fresh style showed something never seen before. John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr revolutionized entirely rock music in England and the world. This legendary band is one of the most popular bands of all time, performing countless shows in England and the world. Songs like “hey Jude”, “Penny Lane”, and “Come together” are just some of their compositions which are still famous up to date. By 70’s the group got separated due to some creative differences, working by their own. By 80’s John Lennon was murdered, killing any hope of rejoining the band. Even though they do not exist anymore, their music is still playing on the radio in almost every country, and their music and style will never be