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Qator 1: {{janr ~~{{genrebox~~ \|~~name~~nom = Country<br/>Kantri \|color = brown \|bgcolor = white \|~~stylistic_origins~~uslubiy_ildizlari = [[Appalachiya musiqasi]], [[bluegrass]], [[gospel]], [[western swing]], [[anglo-kelt musiqa]], [[old-time music]], [[blues]] \|~~cultural_origins~~madaniy_ildizlari = [[AQSh janubi]] \|~~instruments~~asboblar = [[Gitara]] - [[Bas gitara\|Bas]] - [[Rezonatorli gitara]] - [[Elektrogitara]] - [[Mandolina]] - [[Banjo]] - [[Fiddl]] - [[Pianino]] - [[Klavishlar]] - [[Dovul (cholgʻu asbobi)\|Dovul]] - [[Garmonika]] - [[Vokal]] \|mashhurligi = ~~\|popularity=~~ \|~~derivatives~~aqrabolari = [[Rock and roll]], [[dansband]], [[roots rock]], [[southern rock]], [[heartland rock]] \|~~subgenrelist~~ostjanrlarisahifa = Country janrlari roʻyxati \|~~subgenres~~ostjanrlari = [[Bakersfield sound]] - [[Close harmony]] - [[Honky tonk]] - [[Jug band]] - [[Lubbock sound]] - [[Nashville sound]] - [[Neotraditional country]] - [[Outlaw country]] - [[Red Dirt]] - [[Western swing]] - [[Texas country]] \|~~fusiongenres~~fusionjanrlar = [[Alternative country]] - [[Country rock]] - [[Psychobilly]] - [[Rockabilly]] - [[Gothabilly]] - [[Cowpunk]] - [[Country-rap]] - [[Country pop]] - [[Country soul]] - [[Sertanejo]] - [[Southern soul]] \|mintaqaviy_sahnalar = ~~\|regional_scenes=~~ \|~~other_topics~~boshqa_mavzular = [[Country musiqachilar roʻyxati\|Country ijrochilar]] }} '''Country''' ({{talaffuz\|kantri}}) [[Amerika ommabop musiqasi]] janri boʻlib, 1920-yillarda [[AQSh janubi]]ning qishloq joylarida shakllana boshlagan.<ref name="Peterson">Peterson, Richard A. (1999). ''Creating Country Music: Fabricating Authenticity'', p. 9. ISBN 0-226-66285-3.</ref> It takes its roots from southeastern [[American folk music]] and [[Western music (North America)\|Western music]]. [[Jazz scale#Blues scale\|Blues modes]] have been used extensively throughout its recorded history.<ref>The New Blue Music. Richard J. Ripani. 2006. University Press of Mississippi/Jackson. page 22. ISBN 1-57806-861-4, 1-57806-862-2</ref> Country music often consists of ballads and dance tunes with generally simple forms and harmonies accompanied by mostly string instruments such as [[banjo]]s, [[Electric guitar\|electric]] and [[acoustic guitar]]s, [[fiddle]]s, and [[harmonica]]s.<ref name="dictionary">{{cite web \|url=http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/country+music \|title=Country music - Definition \|accessdate=2011-10-30 \|publisher=Dictionary.com}}</ref><ref name="dictionaryoxford">{{cite web \|url=http://oxforddictionaries.com/definition/country+music \|title=Country music - Definition \|accessdate=2011-10-30 \|publisher=Oxford Dictionaries}}</ref><ref>Country music - Definition from WordWeb http://wordweb.info/free/</ref> The term ''country music'' gained popularity in the 1940s in preference to the earlier term ''[[hillbilly]] music''; it came to encompass [[Western music (North America)\|Western music]], which evolved parallel to hillbilly music from similar roots, in the mid-20th century. The term ''country music'' is used today to describe many [[List of country genres\|styles]] and subgenres. In 2009 country music was the most listened to rush hour radio genre during the evening commute, and second most popular in the morning commute in the [[United States of America\|United States]].<ref>ARRP Bulletin. Vol. 53 No 1. "50 Minutes on the Road. Betsy Tower. page 50. citing Communting in America III and Abritron.</ref> == Manbalar == {{reflist}}

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