Music

A collection of songs released together by a singer or band.

A list of songs selected to be played in a particular order.

One individual song or piece of music on an album or playlist.

Music that helps you relax, feel calm, or reduce stress.

The words of a song.

A series of musical notes that form the main tune of a song or piece of music.

The regular rhythm or pulse in music that you can tap your foot to.

A style of music known for improvisation, syncopated rhythms, and expressive performances.

Background music played in public places, shops, restaurants, or lifts, usually not intended to be listened to carefully.

A group of musical notes played together at the same time.

Musical accompaniment or background vocals that support the main singer or musician.

The way a piece of music is organised or adapted for particular instruments or performers.

To sing a tune with your lips closed, without saying the words.

To produce musical sounds by forcing air through your lips.

A style of music that combines elements of gospel, rhythm and blues, and jazz, often expressing strong emotions.

A song released separately, often to promote an album or an artist.

The main singer in a band or musical group.

A series of musical notes arranged in ascending or descending order.

A song that becomes very popular and is listened to or bought by many people.

A live musical performance in front of an audience.

Equipment used by DJs to play records and mix music. (plural)

A style of music in which performers speak or chant rhythmically, usually over a beat.

A large group of musicians who play different instruments together, especially classical music.

A form of theatre in which the story is mainly told through singing, accompanied by an orchestra.