Our hero for the day is Jenny Darren. She stunned the musical judges as an unexpected visit on Britain’s Got Talent. As her rendition of AC/DC’s “Highway to Hell” went viral, the 68-year-old woman enchanted viewers all over the globe.
A deep and mysterious bond exists between Jenny and rock music, one that she struggles to put into words. She started singing when she was twelve years old and listened to music by greats like Jimmy Page and Robert Plant. From mainstream to classical, she knows her way around a wide variety of musical styles. Music that is epic, dramatic, lyrical, marching, or dance-oriented falls into these groups. Cinema, concerts, and plays are just a few examples of performance genres that are always developing and changing.
Music is an art form that tries to appeal to people’s emotions and senses by reflecting reality through sound and creative imagery. One of the earliest ways that music has been expressed is through vocal art, which uses tone, word choice, and emotional expression to convey the piece’s artistic substance. Singing can be done in a variety of ways: solo, with or without instrumental accompaniment, in groups of varying sizes (such as quartets, quintets, or choirs), and with or without lyrics.
There is a wide range of vocal styles, including folk, classical, and pop. Male vocals are classed as bass, tenor, or baritone, and female voices are classified as mezzo-soprano or soprano.
