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[ noun ] (music,fine art) an artistic form of auditory communication incorporating instrumental or vocal tones in a structured and continuous manner |
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art
auditory_communication
section
tune
musical_composition
musical
refrain
harmony
popular_music
overture
classical_music
Chopin
ballet
serialism
landler
popularism
folk_music
pavane
religious_music
hornpipe
mazurka
tango
saraband
Wagner
ta'ziyeh
genre
Stravinsky
Bach
reel
part_music
monody
Haydn
bolero
gavotte
paso_doble
antiphony
minuet
tarantella
Brahms
Mozart
quadrille
waltz
polyphony
polytonality
Beethoven
Handel
conga
jig
Gilbert_and_Sullivan
syncopation
prelude
rumba
samba
expressive_style
section
play
timbre
compose
play
theme
sound_off
musician
slow
tuning
put
arrange
tempo
attuned
statement
staccato
popular
tonal
electric_organ
register
sheet_music
swoop
lyric
flatten
major
minor
crescendo
world_premiere
invert
polyphonic
monophonic
natural
sharp
fast
plucked
stopped
flat
unstopped
fiddle
first
glissando
adagio
swing
prepare
second
solo
copyright
chromatic
legato
con_brio
unresolved
feminine
masculine
diatonic
andante
largo
audio_CD
atonal
tenor
alto
arioso
fretted
atonalistic
unfretted
serial
set_to_music
molto
allegretto
polyphonic
vibrato
mensural
lyric
pizzicato
sounding_board
stop
score
synthesizer
resolution
unison
transpose
prestissimo
allegro
transposition
fugally
tremolo
value
largo
adagio
sightreader
forte
decrescendo
harmonize
melodize
piano
pyrotechnics
registration
rag
dolce
rallentando
dedication
musical_notation
beat
conjunct
scale
chord
flourish
solmizate
disjunct
sharpen
release
tonic
gamut
supertonic
mediant
realise
counterpoint
dominant
subdominant
subtonic
submediant
dramatic
recapitualtion
slur
staff
segno
tie
roulade
diminished
preparation
ligature
larghetto
syncopation
sforzando
cantabile
executant
tuned
bowed
interlude
accelerando
presto
beats_per_minute
con_brio
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[ noun ] (music,psychology) any agreeable (pleasing and harmonious) sounds |
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euphony
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"he fell asleep to the music of the wind chimes"
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sound
music_of_the_spheres
adapt
reharmonise
orchestrate
instrument
harmonize
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3. |
[ noun ] (music) musical activity (singing or whistling etc.) |
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"his music was his central interest"
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diversion
performance
jazz
march
percussion
whistling
percussion
intonation
dance_music
instrumental_music
vocal_music
bell_ringing
beats_per_minute
sing
sing
conduct
conduct
play
sound_off
accompany
madrigal
drum
whirl
bow
modulate
minstrel
concertize
rap
churn_out
troll
hymn
jazz
bugle
rag
prelude
solmizate
tweedle
choir
scamp
trumpet
clarion
carol
fiddle
tongue
harp
reprise
tweedle
symphonize
psalm
double_tongue
interlude
sightread
slur
register
bang_out
pedal
pipe
harmonize
singing
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4. |
[ noun ] (music,fine art) a musical composition in printed or written form |
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sheet_music
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"she turned the pages of the music as he played"
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musical_composition
score
lead_sheet
piano_music
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[ noun ] (music,psychology) the sounds produced by singers or musical instruments (or reproductions of such sounds) |
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sound
piano_music
sound_off
clarion
harmonize
double_tongue
tongue
key
syncopate
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6. |
[ noun ] Last name, frequency rank in the U.S. is 6304 |
7. |
[ noun ] punishment for one's actions |
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medicine
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"you have to face the music"
"take your medicine"
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punishment
venesect
vet
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Similar spelling: |
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Musick
Musich
Mujica
mujik
mucus
mucous
mucose
mucosa
much_as
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