When we go back to the England of the sixteenth, seventeenth centuries, we find a large number of compositions created to be performed in churches. Although, for these times, there was a conflict between the Catholic and Protestant religions, therefore, the English composers had to move between the accusations they could receive from the representatives of both doctrines.

This was the case of Thomas Tallis, who is considered one of the best English composers that have existed, and whose works, of high secular content, make him an obligatory part of the musical anthologies of the churches of England. One of his greatest skills was knowing how to avoid the ravages of religious problems, which allowed him to create pieces during the Catholic and Protestant reigns.

   Who took the leadership of the new generation of musicians after the death of Tallis was William Byrd, his disciple, who is considered by many as the best composer who has given birth to England. But, unlike his teacher, he was not exempt from the religious turbulence, which affected his entire career, although by the time he died, he had accumulated a considerable fortune. Then, during the Baroque era, the music of England was influenced by the incorporation of international sounds, in addition, national styles of different types were also fused. Henry Purcell is one of the most prominent names in this era, this thanks to the incorporation he made in his interpretations not only of French and Italian style, but also by the touches of folk music that embroiled in his songs. 
 Another that also influenced English music during the time of
George Frideric Handel. His compositions have earned the recognition of being
one of the greatest composers of this era, while his works are still used in
modern times. An example of this is his priest Zadok, who was created for the
coronation of George II, and has been interpreted during each of the following
British coronations. The greatest symbol of English music are the Beatles, this
rock group that emerged in Liverpool, Western music, music that has never been
possible. However, it also emerged from this historical country of this genre
such as: Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Elton John, Queen and The Rolling Stones. Of
course, not everything in the musical world is masculine; Women have also
managed to create successful careers and generate changes in the industry. To
demonstrate this we have the Spice Girls, who have obtained the title of the
female group with the most copies sold. In addition, they were creators of a
worldwide phenomenon, similar to the Beatles, which impelled women under the
slogan of feminine power, thus becoming icons of pop culture of the 90s.
Another theme of the genres that have been born in the British streets is the
punk and all the social life movement that takes place in the previous
generations with their protest and rebellion, their particular way of dressing
and combing, all in order to transgress any type of The aesthetic elaboration
conceived before the appearance of this type of music. Along with this genre
also emerged Heavy Metal, which is based on blues rock, psychedelic rock and
hard rock, along with the use of strong guitars and dense sounds. Among its
best known representatives are Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath and
Wishbone Ash.

England assumes 84% ​​of the population and 85% of the GDP of the United Kingdom. The population of England according to the last census conducted in 2001 reaches 51 million inhabitants, placing the country as the 25th most populated country in the world as well as this number of inhabitants make it the fourth most populous country in the Union European, something that is quite impressive if the size of the territory is calculated.

The second place on the list is Hylands house near Chelmsford (Essex) for its exquisite architecture and beautiful gardens. The manor house, 300 years old, is fully open to the public. However, the real jewel is the extension of 574 hectares of forest, lakes and gardens that surround the house. The place is perfect for a walk.The iconic St. Paul's Cathedral has witnessed numerous and important events in British history, including the funeral of Sir Winstow Churchill and the liaison of Prince Charles and the Princess Diana. A visit to the Cathedral of St. Paul offers 1200 years of history, I made as the opportunity to climb the 237 steps to the top of the spectacular vault.Behind the Cathedral of St. Paul we find another tourist place in London, the Abbey of Westminster, where the most famous wedding of 2011 was held.In flamenco land you will find attractions, a zoo, live shows and a variety of restaurants and bars. On the one hand the zoo has more than 140 species including red pandas and penguins. It is attributed the name of flamenco land since the pink birds were some of the first inhabitants of the park and there is currently a successful conservation program for them. the Chester zoo hosts the largest orangutan enclosure in Europe and the largest butterfly garden in a united kingdom zoo. Not only is it home to 11,000 animals including some of the most endangered species in the world, there are also 110 hectares of award-winning gardens. Located in the stunning beauty of Lake District National Park, Lake Windermere is Cambria’s most popular tourist destination. Peaceful, wild and surrounded by misty mountains, Windermere is Britain's largest natural lake. The very heart of west end of London, the royal academy off arts is the oldest art institution in Britain and is also an oasis of calm in a city so hectic. The academy, where they house permanent world-class collections, includes famous works by turner, constable, Waterhouse and Hockney, to name but a few. Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, Stonehenge is one of the most famous tourist spots in Great Britain. It is believed that dates with a date like 3,000 a.c. historians are still baffled by how the huge Stonehenge slabs are transported. With a weight of up to 50 tons each, they would have needed 600 men to move only one of them. Considering that it is 150 years old, it is no surprise that the big ben icon has completed the list. A visit to the adjoining houses of the parliament will leave you captivated by the immense and carved Westminster hall, built in 1097.

 

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