Zusammengesetzte Wörter:
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album, music album n | (of music) | Album Nn |
| | CD Nn |
| (Slang) | Scheibe, Platte Nf |
| Jeff's favorite band is going to release a new album next month. |
alternative music n | (independent pop music) | Alternative |
| The history of alternative music basically begins with punk rock. |
background music n | (muzak: ambient music) | Hintergrundmusik Nf |
| | Begleitmusik Nf |
| The background music in a restaurant can create some atmosphere. |
background music n | (incidental music) (Anglizismus) | Soundtrack Nm |
| (formell) | musikalische Untermalung Adj + Nf |
| Giorgio composed the background music for the film. |
canned music n | (recorded background music) | aufgezeichnete Musik Adj + Nf |
| | Musik vom Band Rdw |
chamber music n | (classical music for small group) | Kammermusik Nf |
| The concert will also contain some chamber music, for string quartet. |
classical music n | colloquial (musical style: formal) | klassische Musik Adj + Nf |
| | Klassik Nf |
| The classical music section at the record store has CDs with music from Bach to Stravinsky. |
classical music n | (musical genre of Mozart's era) | klassische Musik Adj + Nf |
| | Klassik Nf |
| Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven are the most well-known composers of Classical Music. |
college of music n | (school: teaches music) | Musikhochschule Nf |
| Helen has a degree from the college of music. |
country music, country and western music, country and western n | (pop music style of western US) (Anglizismus) | Country-Musik, Countrymusik Nf |
| Garth Brooks dominated country music in the 1990's. |
| Garth Brooks dominerte in den 1990er Jahren die Country-Musik (or: Countrymusik). |
dance music n | (rhythmic music for social dancing) | Tanzmusik Nf |
| Some trendy restaurants play dance music in the background. |
disco n | (70's dance music) | Disko-Musik Nf |
| I grew up dancing to disco. |
| Ich bin mit Disko-Musik aufgewachsen. |
disco music n | (70s dance music) | Diskomusik Nf |
| John Travolta danced to disco music in Saturday Night Fever. |
drill, drill music n | (music: type of rap) (Anglizismus) | Drill Nm |
| (Anglizismus) | Drill Rap Nm |
| (Anglizismus) | Drill Music Nf |
| Drill originated among the rappers of Chicago. |
ear for music n | (musical aptitude) | musikalisches Gehör Adj + Nn |
| | musikalisches Talent Adj + Nn |
| Colin has an ear for music, and can play several instruments. |
face the music v expr | figurative, informal (confront [sth]'s consequences) (übertragen) | die Suppe auslöffeln Rdw |
| | für etwas gerade stehen Rdw |
| His only option was to go home and face the music. |
folk music n | (popular narrative song style) (Musik) | Volksmusik Nf |
| The accordion and the fiddle feature heavily in folk music. |
garage, garage music n | UK (music: dance style) (Musik) | Garage Nn |
| (Musik) | Garage Rock Nm |
| Garage was hugely popular in clubs in the 1990s. |
gospel, gospel music n | (Christian music) (Musik) | Gospel Nm |
| I sing gospel with my church choir. |
live music n | (performance by musicians) (Anglizismus) | Livemusik, Live-Musik Nf |
| There's something special about seeing live music instead of just listening to a recording. |
manuscript paper, manuscript music paper n | (paper for writing music) | Notenpapier Nn |
music box, UK: musical box n | (box that plays mechanical music) | Spieluhr Nf |
| When I was a child, I had a music box with a ballerina who twirled as the music played. |
music chart n | (hit parade of most popular songs) | Hitliste Nf |
| | Musikchart, Musik-Chart Nf |
music fan n | ([sb] who enjoys listening to music) | Fan von Musik Rdw |
| | gerne Musik hören Rdw |
| (Slang) | auf Musik stehen Rdw |
| He's a real music fan, and goes to all the concerts. |
music festival n | (event with musical performances) | Musikfestival Nn |
| Some great bands will be playing at the music festival. |
music hall n | (auditorium, venue for live music) (allg) | Konzerthalle Nf |
| | Musiksaal Nm |
| Carnegie Hall is a famous music hall for orchestral performances. |
music industry n | (recorded music business) (informell) | Musik-Business Nn |
| | Musikbranche Nf |
music player n | (device) (ugs) | Musikplayer Nm |
| (altmodisch) | Musikabspielgerät Nn |
| | Radio Nn |
| This music player produces very high quality sound. |
music room n | (room used to listen to, play music) | Musikzimmer Nn |
music stand n | (device for holding sheet music) (allg) | Notenständer Nm |
| Ellen adjusted the height of her music stand so she could read the music while sitting down. |
music theory n | (explanation of music) | Musiktheorie Nf |
| Music theory helps musicians to understand what they are playing. |
music video n | (promotional clip to accompany a song) (allg) | Video Nn |
| | Musikvideo Nn |
| Delphine was thrilled by Muse's new music video. |
musical note, music note n | (music score: symbol) | Note Nf |
New Age n | (New Age music) (ugs) | New-Age-Musik Nf |
piece, piece of music n | (musical composition) (Musik) | Stück Nn |
| (Musik) | Komposition Nf |
| That piece by Bach was very nice. |
| Das Stück von Bach war sehr schön. |
play music v expr | (make music, play an instrument) (allg) | Musik machen Nf + Vt |
| | ein Instrument spielen Rdw |
| Shane struggles to read musical notation but has a talent for playing music by ear. |
play music v expr | (listen to recorded music) | Musik hören Nf + Vi |
| I like to play music while I'm cooking the dinner. |
pop music n | colloquial, abbreviation (popular music) (Musik) | Popmusik Nf |
| I prefer pop music to classical music. |
rap music n | (music genre) (Anglizismus) | Rap Nm |
| (Anglizismus) | Hiphop, Hip-Hop Nm |
| Rap music originated in New York City. |
rock music n | (heavy form of pop music) (Anglizismus, ugs, vage) | Rock Nm |
| | Rockmusik Nf |
| Alex was listening to rock music in his bedroom. |
sheet music n | (music: written score) | Notenblatt Nn |
| | Musiknoten Npl |
| (umgangssprachlich) | Noten Npl |
| Harry found the sheet music for the song in the music shop. |
trance music n | (electronic dance music) (Musikrichtung) | Trance Nf |
| I like dancing to trance when it's really loud and fast. |