In Western classical music, the violin is often associated with femininity and grace, while instruments like the trumpet and tuba are typically associated with masculinity and power.

Gender-bending in music involves challenging societal expectations and norms regarding gender expression and identity through musical performances and compositions.

An individual's music identity is shaped by a combination of cultural background, personal experiences, social media influences, and economic factors.

Toxic masculinity in music encompasses the portrayal of hyper-masculinity, objectification of women, and misogynistic lyrics, contributing to harmful gender stereotypes.

Opera is a genre of music drama that has traditionally been associated with women, with many famous female opera singers throughout history.

The 'glass ceiling' in the music industry encompasses limited opportunities for women in leadership, lack of representation in major events, and the gender pay gap.

Classical music has historically been dominated by male composers and performers, with women facing barriers to entry and recognition.

The 'femme fatale' trope in music involves the portrayal of women as alluring and mysterious, often with a dangerous or destructive element.

The gender gap in music production is influenced by multiple factors, including lack of access to education, stereotypes, and limited representation of women in the field.

Genderqueer in music encompasses non-binary and gender non-conforming identities, exploration of gender fluidity, and challenges to traditional gender roles.

Punk rock is a genre that has traditionally been associated with masculinity and rebellion, often expressing themes of anger, frustration, and non-conformity.

Toxic femininity in music encompasses the portrayal of hyper-femininity, objectification of men, and misandrist lyrics, contributing to harmful gender stereotypes.

Pop music is a genre that has been historically accessible to both men and women, with many successful male and female pop artists.

Androgyny in music encompasses challenging gender roles, non-binary and transgender identities, use of gender-neutral language, and exploration of gender fluidity.

R&B is a genre that has historically been dominated by women, with many successful female R&B artists throughout history.