music

related to or characterized by music

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A person who studies music as an academic subject, including its history, theory, and cultural context.

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not pleasing to listen to; lacking harmony or melody.

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Traditional music that originates from and is passed down within a particular community or culture, often characterized by simple melodies and lyrics about everyday life.

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The activity or process of creating music.

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A form of classical music written for a small group of instruments, traditionally intended for performance in a private room rather than a large concert hall.

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Relating to the academic study of music, its history, and its cultural context.

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A type of music that is considered serious and of lasting value, following established principles and forms, especially as developed in Europe from the 17th to 19th centuries.

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The study of the music of different cultures, especially non-Western ones, and its social and cultural context.

Shared component: music · art of sound

A person who studies the music of different cultures, especially traditional or non-Western music, and its relationship to society.

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a person who plays a musical instrument or writes music, especially as a job

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Not involving, relating to, or characteristic of music.

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Relating to or involving factors outside of music itself, such as social, cultural, or biographical contexts.

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The skill or activity of interpreting and performing written musical notation.

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