popsical

popsical
n.
A musical genre that combines elements of both pop and classical music.
Example Citation:
"In a further twist, classical stars are teaming with pop
musicians for 'popsical' discs — confections of classical literature dressed with pop packaging. An example: cellist Yo-Yo Ma and jazz vocalist Bobby McFerrin's new album, 'Hush.' "
— Scott Duncan, "Classical music lowers its brow," The Orange County Register
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