There are dozens and dozens of genres, but there are really 2 ways of learning music (with small variations of each). One way can be helped by strong skills of sight reading, knowledge of music theory, and the ability to read written rhythms. The other way can be helped by a well-developed ear, improvisation skills, and great applied knowledge of music theory. I call it the Classical vs Jazz approach but (again) I'm not talking about the genres. For example, you can use a classical approach to learn jazz repertoire and a jazz approach to learn classical repertoire. Check out the episode to hear the pros and cons and each, and which one I recommend.
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