Modern music notes vector pack

music through the years

  • 2500 BCE

    the start

    the start
    https://method-behind-the-music.com/history/history/ music all started when the Indians made music to perform rituals for their religion. They used rocks and sticks to create the sound they needed for their rituals. Later when the Egyptians came along they made harps and flutes, music has a very slow changing way.
  • 1500 BCE

    Instruments created

    Instruments created
    Next was the guitar created by the Hittites, they used strings to make the sound and they used frets to change the pitch of the sound and little did they know that later on it would lead the famous instruments such as violins and other stringed instruments.
  • 1465 BCE

    The Renaissance Years

    The Renaissance Years
    This was the most important time for music. the rules for music changed drastically, all musicians had to follow the new rules and if they didn't the music would never get published and would never be heard which if you were a musician was your worst fear especially since music was not as common as it is today.
  • 800 BCE

    The next step up

    The next step up
    the first recorded piece of music was found, it was written in cuneiform and was a religious tune. By 700 B.C.E there were so many songs recorded with vocals and instruments and this made a whole new opportunity for the music generation which was accompaniment.
  • 600 BCE

    Middle ages Music

    Middle ages Music
    After the fall of Rome most music was created by the churches, in which case it was all religious music for the people of that church. Meanwhile in china their music was improving very quickly, they had hundreds of people performing for the dynasties.
  • 600 BCE

    classical musics roots

    classical musics roots
    Greece was very famous for classical art so it was a small step up from art that classical music came along. A long gone mathematician had gone deep into the roots of how music created and the sound generated itself.