There are indeed high and low levels of music.

The distinction between high and low music is mainly reflected through elements such as tone, melody, rhythm, and timbre. Different styles of music have different characteristics, and music of the same style also has advantages and disadvantages.

For example, compared with popular music, classical music has more complex melodies, more stable rhythms, and higher pitches, so it is more difficult and requires higher skills and training to play and sing. The melody of pop music is relatively simple, the rhythm is relatively single, and the pitch is low, so it is less difficult and more suitable for the public to sing and perform.

In addition, even music of the same style has differences in quality. For example, an excellent pop song often needs to be revised and refined many times to achieve the perfect effect, while some low-quality pop songs may be just a collection of simple melodies and lyrics.

Therefore, the distinction between high and low music exists objectively, which is also a reflection of the diversity and richness of music.