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Since the 2nd and 3rd century BC, in China and Egypt there is music that has a specific shape. And thereby obtain from the Egyptian and Babylonian influence, the music developed in the future Hebrews which developed into the music of the Church. Music was then favored by the public, because of the music players and sing the songs of wandering that is used in ceremonies of the Church. The music was spread across Europe has grown, and instrumental music thrive when there is improvement in musical instruments such as violin and cello. Then emerge the musical organ. Great composers appeared in German, France, Italy, and Russia. In the 19th century, a sense of nationhood began to wake up and thrive. Therefore, the development of music broken by their respective nationality, although at first equally Romantic style. Start from the 20th century, France became a pioneer with the impressionistic music soon replaced with expressionistic music.

Development of World Music

Music has existed since antiquity and used as a tool to accompany the ceremonies of the trust. The biggest changes in music history occurred at mid-century, due to changes in the state of the world increased. Music is not only used for religious purposes, but used also for worldly affairs

Development of World Music Divided in Six Age :

1. Medieval Ages
   Medieval Age is the Age of the history of culture between the end of the Roman Empire (476 AD) until the Age of Reformation Christianity by Marthen Luther (1572M). Music in the Age of the development is due to changes of state of the world is increasing, leading to new discoveries in all fields, including culture. Changes in the history of music is that music not just focused on religious interests but also used for worldly affairs, as a means of entertainment. A further development is the improvement of writing music and the basics of music theory developed by Guido d ‘Arezzo (1050 AD). Music by using some sound developed in Western Europe. Music Greogrian perfected by Paus Gregory.

   Music pioneer in the Middle Ages are :
   - Gullanme Dufay from France.
   - Adam de la halle from Germany.

2. Renaisance Ages (1500 – 1600)
   Renaisance Ages is the age after mid century, Renaisance means rebirth with higher level of culture that have been lost in the Age of Romans. Music studied with special characteristics, for example the song of romance, song of heroism. Conversely Church music experience setbacks. At this time, the musical instruments like piano and organ are well known, so that it appears the instrumental music. In Florence city, Opera art is grown. Opera is a drama with musical accompaniment accompanied by the singers.

   Composers in Renaisance Ages are :
   - Giovanni Gabrieli (1557 – 1612) from Italy.
   - Galilei (1533 – 1591) from Italy.
   - Claudio Monteverdi (1567 – 1643) from Venesia.
   - Jean Baptiste Lully (1632 – 1687) from France

3. Baroque era and Rokoko
   Progress on medieval music is marked by the emergence of new schools of music, including Baroque and Rokoko flow. Second, this style is almost the same in character, ie the use of ornamental (Artwork Music). The difference is that the music Baroque ornamental use submitted on spontaneous improvisation by the players, while on the musical note Rokoko all ornamental decoration.

   Composers in the Baroque Age and Rokoko :

   Johan Sebastian Bach
   Born on March 21, 1685 in Eisenach Germany, died on July 28th, 1750 at Lipzig Germany. His work is very beautiful and famous:
   - St. Mathew Passion.
   - Mass in b minor.
   - 13 piano pieces with orchestra concert
   - 6 Brandenburg concertos

   Custom-composition underlie modern music. Coral Sebastian Bach created music (music for Preaching Church) and created the instrumental songs.

   In the end Sebastian Bach became blind and died in Leipzig.

   George Fredrick Haendel
   Born in Halle Saxony February 23, 1685 in London, died in London on April 14, 1759. As a child he was already showing talent in playing musical expertise. In 1703, he moved to Hamburg to become a member of the Opera Orchestra. He visited England again in 1712. The result is the creation of the famous :
   - Messiah, which is the Oratorio (a type of music) are well known.
   - Water Music.
   - Fireworks Music.

   Water Music and Fire Work Music is the most famous orchestra. He died in London and was buried in Westminster Abbey.

4. Age Classics (1750 – 1820)
   Classical music history began in 1750, after the end of Baroque music and Rokoko.

   Age characteristics of Classical music :
   a. Use of the dynamics of the Hardware to Soft, Crassendo and Decrasscendo.
   b. Changes in tempo with the accelerando (getting Fast) and Ritarteando (softer).
   c. Use of ornamental are limited.
   d. Use Accodr three tones.