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Definition of music
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of music is as below...
Music (n.) A more or less
musical
sound made by many of the lower
animals.
See
Stridulation.
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Lyrist
::
Lyrist
(n.) A
musician
who plays on the harp or lyre; a
composer
of
lyrical
poetry.
Sestet
::
Sestet
(n.) A piece of music
composed
for six
voices
or six
instruments;
a
sextet;
--
called
also
sestuor.
Enliven
::
Enliven
(v. t.) To give
spirit
or
vivacity
to; to make
sprightly,
gay, or
cheerful;
to
animate;
as, mirth and good humor
enliven
a
company;
enlivening
strains
of
music..
Glee
::
Glee (n.)
Music;
minstrelsy;
entertainment.
Harmonics
::
Harmonics
(n.) The
doctrine
or
science
of
musical
sounds.
Recitative
::
Recitative
(n.) A
species
of
musical
recitation
in which the words are
delivered
in a
manner
resembling
that of
ordinary
declamation;
also, a piece of music
intended
for such
recitation;
--
opposed
to
melisma..
Parquet
::
Parquet
(n.) A body of seats on the floor of a music hall or
theater
nearest
the
orchestra;
but
commonly
applied
to the whole lower floor of a
theater,
from the
orchestra
to the dress
circle;
the pit..
Lover
::
Lover (n.) One who has a
strong
liking
for
anything,
as
books,
science,
or
music..
Rosin
::
Rosin (v. t.) To rub with
rosin,
as
musicians
rub the bow of a
violin..
Theory
::
Theory
(n.) An
exposition
of the
general
or
abstract
principles
of any
science;
as, the
theory
of
music..
Gleeman
::
Gleeman
(n.) A name
anciently
given to an
itinerant
minstrel
or
musician.
Breast
::
Breast
(n.) The power of
singing;
a
musical
voice;
-- so
called,
probably,
from the
connection
of the voice with the
lungs,
which lie
within
the
breast..
Vibration
::
Vibration
(n.) The act of
vibrating,
or the state of being
vibrated,
or in
vibratory
motion;
quick
motion
to and fro;
oscillation,
as of a
pendulum
or
musical
string..
Render
::
Render
(v. t.) To
interpret;
to set
forth,
represent,
or
exhibit;
as, an actor
renders
his part
poorly;
a
singer
renders
a
passage
of music with great
effect;
a
painter
renders
a scene in a
felicitous
manner..
Air
::
Air (n.) A
musical
idea, or
motive,
rhythmically
developed
in
consecutive
single
tones,
so as to form a
symmetrical
and
balanced
whole,
which may be sung by a
single
voice to the
stanzas
of a hymn or song, or even to plain
prose,
or
played
upon an
instrument;
a
melody;
a tune; an
aria..
Tarantism
::
Tarantism
(n.) A
nervous
affection
producing
melancholy,
stupor,
and an
uncontrollable
desire
to
dance.
It was
supposed
to be
produced
by the bite of the
tarantula,
and
considered
to be
incapable
of cure
except
by
protracted
dancing
to
appropriate
music..
Fife
::
Fife (n.) A small
shrill
pipe,
resembling
the
piccolo
flute,
used
chiefly
to
accompany
the drum in
military
music..
Instrumentist
::
Instrumentist
(n.) A
performer
on a
musical
instrument;
an
instrumentalist.
Martial
::
Martial
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
suited
for, war;
military;
as,
martial
music;
a
martial
appearance..
Cymbal
::
Cymbal
(n.) A
musical
instrument
of
brass,
shaped
like a
circular
dish or a flat
plate,
with a
handle
at the back; -- used in pairs to
produce
a sharp
ringing
sound by
clashing
them
together..
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