Originated: 1960s•Origin: United States

Orchestral Pop
Description
Orchestral Pop is a genre that combines the lush, intricate arrangements of orchestral music with the catchy melodies and structures of pop music. It often features a full orchestra or string section, creating a rich, expansive sound that enhances the emotional impact of the songs.
History
Orchestral Pop emerged in the early 1960s as artists and producers began experimenting with incorporating classical music elements into popular music. This genre gained popularity with the rise of studio technology that allowed for more complex arrangements. Notable artists like The Beach Boys and The Beatles helped popularize the genre with albums that featured elaborate orchestral arrangements.
Notable Artists
The Beach Boys
The Beatles
Burt Bacharach