musical

A stage show that tells a story using songs, talking, acting, and dance

A play or film with songs, dancing, and a light funny story

A performance with singing and dancing on stage

A thing like a piano or guitar that you play to make music

A stage show that tells a story using songs, talking, acting, and dance

A play or film with songs, dancing, and a light funny story

Written music that shows all the parts for singers and instruments on separate lines

A way of making music with its own sounds and rules

A live show where musicians play music for an audience

People who play music together for a crowd

A sign on written music that shows how high and how long a sound is

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

A game where players walk around chairs and sit when the music stops

A piece of music written by a composer

Frequent moving of people between jobs with no real change

Music that plays quietly with a singer or main tune to support it

Symbols on paper or screen that show how to play music

A short group of notes that sounds complete in a piece of music

A set of notes ordered from low to high that form a basic pattern for melodies

The main tune that represents a person or idea in a piece of music

A version of a song changed for certain voices or instruments

A type of opera where music and story are equally important and the music follows the action

The skill of remembering and recognizing tunes and musical sounds

An evening gathering where people listen to live music in a home or small room

An advanced university degree for people who perform, write, or conduct music

A device that makes musical sounds using electricity, like a synthesizer or keyboard

A small box that plays a tune when you wind it

The gap between two notes where the higher sounds like the same note at a higher pitch

A group of musicians who play or sing together

A short part of a piece of music with its own sound or idea

The ability to hear and understand musical sounds like pitch and rhythm

A way of putting notes together so they sound pleasant

A way for electronic instruments and computers to send musical data to each other

The difference in how high or low two notes are in music

A pattern of eight notes that gives a piece of Western music its typical sound

A regular pattern of beats in a song or dance that gives music its timing

A steady beat musicians follow to keep notes and players together

A symbol in written music that shows how many beats are in each measure and which note gets one beat