Free christian music

Christian music is the definition that receives the music dedicated to Jesus Christ, encompassing the great diversity of musical styles whose content or motivation is mainly the Christian faith that prophesies, respects and / or preaches messages based on the divinity of God and the life of his son Jesus.
Eastern Orthodox churches preferred singing altogether as well as divine contemplation within temples or places of worship within an environment of solemnity that did not interrupt the sound of the human voice, orthodox Christian music is mainly composed of a song Of the mass where the words of the sacrifice of Jesus as kyrie eleison (Christ ten piety) were used which came from Jewish traditions and was scarcely accompanied by musical instruments, especially in the temples of Byzantium and Macedonia, 1 some instruments used have been laud and The bells. In the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, autochthonous instruments such as tambocillos and percussion elements were used.
The most frequent uses are of Christian music in the religious cult or the services arose during the first Christianized communities, In the middle age it took a very tracendental character that more frequently in the buildings was manifested in closed places within the monasteries, cathedrals and Temples. Most Christian music involved singing during the first demonstrations, either by the whole congregation (assembly) or by a specialized subgroup, such as a choir or musical group of worship that came from the Byzantine trope.2
The plain chant or Gregorian music was during the Middle Ages the most secular expression of religious art, the great monasteries of contemplative type like the Benedictines who developed a number of unique songs that are part of the praise of the time and musical heritage.
The Christian churches of British and French colonies differed in music from those of the Spanish and Portuguese colonies; The Dutch and other immigrants sought ways to make music for worship; When the United States was consolidated, ecclesiastical choirs took great importance in the Christian music of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries in this country.
Born initially in Christian rock within evangelical churches in the United States, various youth bands were formed all over the country and began to tread in other countries of the world. Catholic rock appears in Canada as a reaction to the American gospel, since this is a genre that in its variant of evangelism brings together many young people because in the Catholic Church it is very rare to see youth bands professing Catholic beliefs; Likewise, in its own genres, the Roman Catholic Church has decided to enter vallenato, salsa and merengue in the face of the growing acceptance of gospel music in Latin American countries.
Orthodox Music
Christian music of orthodoxism is the definition that receives music dedicated to the praise and experience of God from the perspective of the Orthodox Church, is properly part of sacred music and have barely accepted new rhythms and styles of music unlike Catholicism and churches Evangelical This includes a more limited thematic variety in the rhythms and genres to have a more conservative tradition and attached to the origins of Christianity.
Music of the Catholic Church or Christian Music
For that reason, contemporary Christian music is diverse in terms of musical genres, and a wide variety of styles are understood, among which are Pop, Rock, Alternative Rock, Salsa, Christian Rock, Folk, Ballad, Ranchera, Punk, Heavy Metal, Hip-Hop, Reggae, Jazz, and endless other genres.