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A1  music  müzik

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noun  /ˈmjuːzɪk   / noun [uncountable] music (noun)
 /ˈmjuːzɪk  
/ noun [uncountable]
 
1 an
arrangement of sounds in patterns to be sung or played on instruments
müzik
 What sort of music do you like?
 classical/pop/rock music
 to write/compose music
 a music lesson/teacher
 note at INSTRUMENT, POP1
 2 the
written signs that represent the sounds of music
nota
 Can you read music?
MUSIC
A
large group of musicians
playing classical music together on different instruments is an orchestra. They are directed by a conductor. Music is composed by a composer and musicians learn to read
music in order to play it. There are different types
of classical composition,
for example a symphony or
an opera. Note
that we usually say play the violin, the piano, etc. 
 I've been learning the guitar for four
years.
 When talking about modern music such as jazz,
rock, etc., it is possible to say play drums, guitar, etc., without the

He plays bass in a band.

Level	A1
Kind	noun
Front	music
IPA	/ˈmjuːzɪk / noun [uncountable]
Back	müzik
Back 2	music (noun) /ˈmjuːzɪk / noun [uncountable] 1 an arrangement of sounds in patterns to be sung or played on instruments müzik What sort of music do you like? classical/pop/rock music to write/compose music a music lesson/teacher note at INSTRUMENT, POP1 2 the written signs that represent the sounds of music nota Can you read music? MUSIC A large group of musicians playing classical music together on different instruments is an orchestra. They are directed by a conductor. Music is composed by a composer and musicians learn to read music in order to play it. There are different types of classical composition, for example a symphony or an opera. Note that we usually say play the violin, the piano, etc. I've been learning the guitar for four years. When talking about modern music such as jazz, rock, etc., it is possible to say play drums, guitar, etc., without the He plays bass in a band.

Music Noun Play /ˈmjuːzɪk Uncountable Müzik Sounds Instruments

music (noun)