The "Pop" in the term "Pop Music" is a shortening of the word Popular - pop music is just a "Groovy" way of saying popular music.
So your question is really "How did popular music become popular and when did it become popular?" which is kinda funny :)
But the term or phrase "Pop Music" became widely used in the 50s, largely linked to the growth of rock'n'roll, and "Pop Art", during a period of growing optimism following the depression.
Believe it or not, this is a complicated question, because it has to do with the meaning of "pop music." Today, we think of pop music as rock and roll, or dance music, or country-- songs that are hits, in other words. But there has always been pop music-- music that was popular, that large majorities of the public liked and enjoyed. Long before there was radio or records or the internet, millions of people had favorite songs. Sometimes, these songs were sung live in public places (what we today would call a "concert) by professional singers or performed by an orchestra. And sometimes, they were sung at home, around a piano (or whatever the popular musical instrument was).
In Bible times, there was popular music, and when you see in the Bible that something is referred to as a song-- like the Song of Songs, for example (that means "the greatest song"), it really was a song-- it was sung to people, many of whom could not read but they remembered the lyrics of songs. There were hit songs in Shakespeare's day, and in some parts of society, what we know as "Classical Music" was considered popular too. So, as I said, there has ALWAYS been pop music, under different names, in different styles, and in different eras. Music really is the universal language, and has been for thousands of years. Thus, it is difficult to say when it was the "most popular," since it seems to have been passed down to each new generation.
Of course! that's why it was called pop (popular)music
Pop is a shortcut of "popular music". It's the music which most of the people listen to. It was popular since the modern or post-modern music came out.
rock and roll
popular music the new music its popular
Pop music has been the most popular music since the 1950s. Since technology today has advanced, pop music is now more techno than it was back then. Pop music is the most popular music followed by Rock and Roll.
The definition of 'pop' music is popular music that means what's popular in the charts.
If you don't mean 'pop' but just 'popular music', then I can think of two; Black Sabbath and Judas Priest.
Popular music (music of the people) is, I guess, the original type of music, so the first caveman to beat out a rhythm, started pop music.
Yes it is. Pop came from the word "Popular". Therefore, they are the same
rock and roll
popular music the new music its popular
Pop music means 'Popular', therefore if it sells its pop.
Pop music has been the most popular music since the 1950s. Since technology today has advanced, pop music is now more techno than it was back then. Pop music is the most popular music followed by Rock and Roll.
no pop is not new music but new music does generally fall in to that catagory, pop is popular music, new music is made to suit the times so thats how it becomes popular, there is many new songs that arent popular.
"Pop" is short for popular just as fan is short for fanatic.
The definition of 'pop' music is popular music that means what's popular in the charts.
Pop Music arose from Jazz and Folk Music right after the phonograph became popular in the 1920's. But some people think that Stephen Foster's songs of the 1850's were the beginning of Pop Music. It probably first got popular in California, during the Gold Rush.
If you don't mean 'pop' but just 'popular music', then I can think of two; Black Sabbath and Judas Priest.
Music that is popular at the time of release!The term "pop song" is first recorded as being used in 1926 in the sense of a piece of music "having popular appeal. It is often oriented towards a youth market