Perhaps the most famous early example from that era is “Yesterday” by the Beatles. This style of music has its origins in the 1960s, with the Beach Boys and Burt Bacharach commonly cited as being amongst the pioneers of the genre.
Artists have also been known to use samples of famous classical pieces, integrating those pieces with their own original music. Artists record their tracks with instruments not usually associated with rock, although more recently synthesizers have been doing the job as well.
One of the genres becoming more and more well known is Baroque Pop, which refers to Rock music that includes elements of Classical music. Hence the subdivision of Pop into various different genres, such as Avant-Pop and Electropop. Over the years, the word "pop" has become increasingly inadequate as a music genre, due to the many different types present in the world. The Cut - Carnegie Mellon's First Music Magazine Genre Profile: Baroque Pop Aaron Ong
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