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Trance music

Trance is a genre of electronic dance music (EDM) that emerged from the techno and EBM scene in Frankfurt, Germany, in the late 1980s and early 1990s, and quickly spread throughout Europe.

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Cultural origins
Late 1980s – early 1990s in Western Europe (United Kingdom, Germany, Belgium, and Netherlands)
Stylistic origins
House · techno · acid house · chill-out · pop

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Trance music

Nodes103
Edges102
Triples94
Avg. degree1.98
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Trance music

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related to Subgenres · 40
Trance music → AllMusic, Andy Blueman, Arctic Moon, Armin Van Buuren, ATB, Bardcore, Basement Jaxx, Children, Ciro Visone, Closely, Come, Critics, DJ, Emphasizing, Eurodance, European, Ferry Corsten, For, German, Green Clouds
Stylistic origins · 10
Trance music → acid house, chill-out, classical, Detroit techno, film score, hardcore techno, House, new-age music, pop, techno
related to Further reading · 8
Trance music → An In-Depth History, Arjan, Hypnotised, Journey Through Trance Music, Mary Go WildUnderground Trance, Rietveld, The Story, Trance The Story
related to Production · 6
Trance music → BPM, Extra, Instruments, Rapid, Trance, While
Cultural origins · 1
Trance music → Late 1980s – early 1990s in Western Europe (United Kingdom, Germany, Belgium, and Netherlands)
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Trance music → mid-song climax followed by a soft breakdown disposing of beats and percussion entirely

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trance music house often progressive dance tracks 1990s techno uplifting early sound subgenre beats also late djs van elements genre

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Trance musicCultural originsLate 1980s – early 1990s in Western Europe (United Kingdom, Germany, Belgium, and Netherlands)1.00infobox
Trance musicStylistic originsHouse1.00infobox
Trance musicStylistic originstechno1.00infobox
Trance musicStylistic originsacid house1.00infobox
Trance musicStylistic originschill-out1.00infobox
Trance musicStylistic originspop1.00infobox
Trance musicStylistic originsclassical1.00infobox
Trance musicStylistic originsfilm score1.00infobox
Trance musicStylistic originshardcore techno1.00infobox
Trance musicStylistic originsnew-age music1.00infobox
Trance musicStylistic originsDetroit techno1.00infobox
Trance musicis amid-song climax followed by a soft breakdown disposing of beats and percussion entirely0.90text

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