A euphoric electronic dance music genre that'
s the love
child of classical music, house &
techno. In essence classical music for the dancefloor or 'the next generation of classical music'.
One of the most uplifting, beautiful, spirtual & at times religious types of music available today (although it composes today of a fragmented genre with many subgenres now available).
Trance at times can be very ambiguous because of this fragmentation along with
Trance remixes of contempary
pop & rock music added for good measure.
Often symphonic / orchestral sounding in form it uses classical forms in melody & chord structure. Binary & Minimalist forms an example along with use of classical piano & organ. Fused with the four to the floor beats & rhythm structures of House &
Techno. As such many classical composers & Classically trained piansts have fallen in love with the genre composing there own trance tracks either produced by well known Trance producers or by themselves.
Because of the similarities both Trance & classical music works can be converted or translated into versions of one another.
Although the Rhythms employ patterns more
like Techno, Trance was termed 'Atmospheric House' at it'
s emergence by some.
The breakdown is often considered the
heart of an Trance track, especially one of the euphoric variety & is often very emotional. It can either overcome the whole club with joy or make everyone spantaneously burst into tears, yes even with out the use of narcotics.
If only Vivaldi,
Mozart & Bach could see what this has become now, they would be reaching for the lasers, glow
sticks & there JP 8000 synthesiers shouting '
Trance Music!
