What musical genre do you think requires the most talent?!
Question: To create/perform/play, etc. and why?
Classical
Jazz
Country
Metal/Rock/Punk
I'll include rap too I guess, even though it's not really 'music' per se.
Answers: To create/perform/play, etc. and why?
Classical
Jazz
Country
Metal/Rock/Punk
I'll include rap too I guess, even though it's not really 'music' per se.
imo, classical would require the most since you would basically have to have a background in music to succeed in it and also to learn how to write music, compose, play instrument well. Jazz too since it is based on musical themes, chords and stuff. The other genres like rock, pop are cool, but require more than talent to stay in it.
the kind you havent heard of yet...
Classical
rap....you need loads of talent and prozac.
opera singing. it's definitely takes training and practice, not to mention oxygen.
classical... i think you have to really know what you're doing for that
Metal/Rock/Punk simply because it requires the most instruments.
to actually sing then I guess opera cause of the high notes and having to hold them for a long time. that and I guess heavy rock cause they yell a lot and have to be loud even though I dont really consider it talent
to remember lyrics for then rap cause their verses are much longer and they have more to remember.
to actually create then probably classical if it means from an orchestra cause it takes someone who can compose well to make a good classical music song
to actually perform like onstage then I guess any song that is being both danced to and actually sung at the same time as in with no lip synching.
and to actually play instruments for then classical and rock. the violin Ive heard is the hardest instrument to play beautifully and guitars can be a bit hard on your fingers.
To be tops in any field requires talent, skill, training and practice.
Talent is a gift -- it must be refined or lost.
So, punk requires the least skill, but not necessarily talent.
Wait -- what'd I just say?