music

Accept and deal with unpleasant results or criticism for something you did

News that makes someone feel very happy or relieved

Work well together as a team and achieve great results

A style of popular music from the southern United States with simple tunes and storytelling lyrics often played on guitar

Music that is formal and often played by orchestras, mainly from Europe since the 1700s

Songs with a catchy tune that many people like

Popular songs with loud electric guitars and a strong beat

Music played in front of people, not from a recording

Music with fast rhyming speech spoken over a beat

A small box that plays a tune when you wind it

A musical work like a song or music played by instruments

A person who gives music lessons to students

Music that many people like and often hear on radio

Traditional songs and tunes that tell a community's stories and ways

Music with a strong beat that people dance to at parties

A person who leads the music for a group like an orchestra

Printed pages with music notes used for playing a song

A person who writes reviews of music performances or recordings

A person who enjoys listening to music and goes to concerts

A school where students learn to play and study music

Music for a small group of instruments, like a string quartet, played for a small audience

Music created using electronic devices like computers and synthesizers

Music made by Black artists, like blues, jazz, gospel, and hip hop

Music with no singing, played on a piano or guitar

A time when a teacher shows you how to play an instrument or sing

Music that creates a certain feeling for people

A type of loud, powerful rock with strong guitar sounds, fast drums, and angry lyrics

Dance music with a strong steady beat for dancing in clubs from the 1970s

A part of a school that teaches music to students

Music sung or played during Christian services

A collection of songs or sheet music kept for people to use

A thing that holds sheet music so a musician can read it while playing

A building where people watch live shows like songs, comedy, and short acts

Music played on a piano

Music from Ireland played on instruments like the fiddle and flute

An old, simple type of country music from the mountains of the southern United States

A style of pop music with echoing guitars and songs about the beach and waves

A natural ability to recognize and enjoy music

Songs or pieces people sing in places of worship to show faith

A lively style of jazz with a strong beat that big bands play

Talk that is useless and does not help

Music played without electronic sound equipment, using only natural instruments and voices

Music that people play at a funeral to remember someone, usually slow and sad

A type of music with a certain style, like rock or jazz

Music that people listen to carefully, like symphonies and operas

Music that people sing with or without instruments

A group of musicians, places, and music shows in one area

Music with a strong regular beat played by bands for parades

Lively music with a strong beat played for soldiers marching or military parades

A person who loves music and often listens to it or goes to concerts

A show with songs, jokes, and short acts that was popular in Britain long ago

An old idea that the movements of planets and stars make a perfect, silent harmony in the universe

Music that plays during a play or film to support the action

A place where people learn to play and study music

A style of pop rock from 1960s Britain with strong rhythms and simple melodies

Music created by Black Americans, like spirituals, blues, and jazz

A degree in music from a university after three or four years

Music from a cultural group that shows its customs and daily life

Paper with lines for writing music notes

A style of music from the 1970s that uses harsh, machine-like sounds and shocking ideas

Written notes for the piano

Music written for a large orchestra, often long and complex

Music in which some sounds happen by accident or by a player's choice

A type of drum and bass with playful, bouncy beats and silly sound effects

Music for several singers or players, each with a different part

Music people dance to in a ballroom, like waltz or foxtrot

A part of a university that teaches music and organizes concerts

A university degree that shows advanced study or performance in music

Music without words that has no story and focuses on its sound and structure

A way of writing music that uses all twelve notes in a fixed order

Music where chance or the performer decides which sounds happen

Music where some parts are left to chance or the performer's choice during a performance

Music played for couples to dance to, like the waltz

European pop music that people say is cheap and low quality

Brisk rhythmic music played by bands for soldiers to march or at ceremonies

Music with a single melody and no harmony