Music: Western Swing in Texas in 1930

Novel: The Great Depression is an era of economic distress, but it is also the time of the creation of country music. West Swing appeared in Texas in the 1930s and soon spread to other states. An exciting new voice fascinated many teenagers in the 1920s. In the 1930's, they combined the themes with reels, waltzes, violins, and other styles they've learned from the elders and combine them with blues, rumps, jazz, swing, pop music to make it very creative It was. New sounds of diversity and dynamics. It is known as Western Swing (Hartman, 144).

Western swing is a popular form of music born in Texas in the 1930s. Western Swing combines Mexican violin music, blues music, and country music including big bands or "swing" style jazz. Other functions of Western Swing include the use of violin, electronic musical instruments, horn, wind and piano (these instruments are added to create a big band atmosphere). Western Swing's repertoire is based on songs that combine country music, blues, jazz, pop music. The style is mainly vocal style, but the prominent feature of the violin is that more than one violin is used frequently. In Western rock music, the violin needs to use techniques such as improvisation (usually melody line of instant performance), repetition of segments between parts (riff is short repeating melody pattern), use of "swing" feeling Yes. While playing music. The oscillating rhythm usually refers to the feeling that you are playing the trio, as explained in the eighth notes.

Texas music is as diverse as its population. This province is the birthplace of Convent that combines traditional Mexican music and Polka of Europe and is the fulcrum of West Swing, which is being moved by Oklahoma and Texas music legend Bob Wells. Under the wider Tejano brand, conjunto evolved into brass and electronic instruments that brought reputation to performers like FlacoJiménez, OscarMartínez and Selena. The violin is another long-standing tradition of Texas music, and violin competitions are held everywhere throughout the state. One of the most famous violinists was Eck Robertson of Amarillo who made the first nationwide recording using the violin in 1922. The list of Texas who spends a long time in country music and rock music includes Willie Nelson, Janis Joplin, Buddy Holly, Waylor Jennings, Roy Orbison, Freddie Fender, Town Fansant, Steve Earl, Doug Sam (Sir Douglas Quintet) There are guys and others. Clark, Rocky · Eriksson, Alejandro · Escobedo