music

Letters that make music

s, c, m, i, u are letters that make 'music'

Words within music

si, IC, mu, SI, ic, sic, Mus, US, Si are words within 'music'

Words created by adding a letter to the beginning or end of music

musics is a word created by adding a letter to 'music'


5 possible definitions for 'music'

Music as "punishment for one's actions"

Under this definition, music is a noun and has the following properties:

Synonyms

medicine has the same meaning as music

music as a type

'music' can be a type of punishment, penalty, penalization, penalisation.

Example of music used within this context

"you have to face the music", "take your medicine"


Music as "(music) the sounds produced by singers or musical instruments (or reproductions of such sounds)"

Under this definition, music is a noun and has the following properties:

music as a type

'music' can be a type of auditory sensation, sound.

Types of music

piano music is a type of music.

music as a category

'music' can be a category of music.

music as a category

syncopate, strike up, triple-tongue, chord, harmonize, key, sound off, harmonize, tongue, clarion, double tongue, harmonise, harmonise are categories of 'music'.

Derivatives of music

musical, musician, instrumentalist, player are derivatives of 'music'.


Music as "an artistic form of auditory communication incorporating instrumental or vocal tones in a structured and continuous manner"

Under this definition, music is a noun and has the following properties:

music as a type

'music' can be a type of auditory communication.

Types of music

section, pizzicato, harmony, air, line, strain, tune, melody, composition, piece, antiphony, ballet, dance music, serial music, syncopation, genre, vocal music, Beethoven, musical harmony, melodic phrase, piece of music, serialism, opus, vocal, subdivision, instrumental music, monophony, monophonic music, monody, polyphony, polyphonic music, concerted music, polytonality, polytonalism, popularism, melodic line, part music, musical composition, prelude, overture, refrain, chorus, music genre, musical genre, musical style, Bach, Brahms, Chopin, Gilbert and Sullivan, Handel, Haydn, Mozart, Stravinsky, Wagner, Ta'ziyeh are types of 'music'.

music as a category

diminished, audio CD, audio compact disc, bowed, barrel organ, grind organ, hurdy gurdy, hurdy-gurdy, street organ, dissonant, electric organ, Hammond organ, organ, lyric, sharp, con brio, smooth, legato, feminine, sounding board, soundboard, fretted, serial, lyric, measured, mensurable, con brio, presto, largo, timbre, fermata, adagio, brass family, violin family, woodwind family, pizzicato, release, entr'acte, executant, vibrato, musician, sightreader, synthesiser, registration, timber, tone, piano, pianissimo, decrescendo, diminuendo, register, musical time, time value, note value, tempo, pacing, beats per minute, bpm, M.M., music, flatten, write, section, inscription, dedication, strike up, counterpoint, set to music, melodize, melodise, solmizate, tonic, swoop, slide, scale, gamut, keynote, stave, tie, slur, C, resolution, idea, statement, largo, ligature, suite, syncopation, style, dolce, hand organ, electronic organ, supertonic, segno, metronome marking, tremolo, value, invert, sharpen, drop, sound off, transpose, harmonize, arrange, realize, realise, compose, put, fiddle, chord, play, fast, alto, dramatic, polyphonic, staccato, masculine, fugally, glissando, transposition, intermezzo, interlude, string, stop, synthesizer, crescendo, unison, theme, adagio, development, swing, prepare, slow, flat, natural, monophonic, quality, chromatic, diatonic, popular, pop, disconnected, conjunct, disjunct, dominant, plucked, allegro, allegretto, larghetto, first, second, copyrighted, set, unresolved, tenor, forte, fortissimo, minor, major, cantabile, singing, contrapuntal, solo, tonal, atonal, unkeyed, atonalistic, unfretted, polyphonic, polyphonous, mensural, accelerando, andante, molto, prestissimo, rallentando, play, score, tone ending, preparation, subdivision, rag, music, beat, pyrotechnics, recapitulation, recapitulation, tuning, exposition, musical notation, sheet music, musical scale, flourish, fanfare, tucket, roulade, mediant, subdominant, submediant, subtonic, leading tone, C major, C major scale, scale of C major, sforzando, world premiere, melodic theme, musical theme, expressive style, arioso, staff, harmonise are categories of 'music'.

Derivatives of music

musician, instrumentalist, player are derivatives of 'music'.


Music as "any agreeable (pleasing and harmonious) sounds"

Under this definition, music is a noun and has the following properties:

Synonyms

euphony has the same meaning as music

music as a type

'music' can be a type of auditory sensation, sound.

Types of music

music of the spheres is a type of music.

music as a category

transcribe, reharmonise, instrumentate, reharmonize, harmonize, orchestrate, instrument, harmonise are categories of 'music'.

Derivatives of music

euphonious, euphonous, melodious, melodic, musical, euphonic, euphonical are derivatives of 'music'.

Example of music used within this context

"he fell asleep to the music of the wind chimes"


Music as "musical activity (singing or whistling etc.)"

Under this definition, music is a noun and has the following properties:

music as a type

'music' can be a type of activity.

Types of music

percussion, whistling, intonation, bell ringing, carillon, carillon playing, instrumental music, vocal music are types of 'music'.

Parts of music

beats per minute, bpm, metronome marking, M.M. are parts of 'music'.

music as a category

'music' can be a category of singing, vocalizing, music.

music as a category

trumpet, interlude, modulate, sing, recapitulate, churn out, strike up, sightread, sight-read, concertise, symphonize, symphonise, reprise, reprize, bang out, play along, accompany, solmizate, triple-tongue, sound off, harmonize, scamp, rap, drum, bugle, register, choir, harp, pipe, psalm, repeat, chirp, skirl, minstrel, follow, tweedle, tweedle, sing, pedal, troll, conduct, tongue, fiddle, direct, clarion, conduct, slur, concertize, double tongue, lead, play, rag, bow, carol, hymn, prelude, chorus, madrigal, jazz, harmonise are categories of 'music'.

Derivatives of music

musical, musician, instrumentalist, player are derivatives of 'music'.

Example of music used within this context

"his music was his central interest"



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