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Top 50 IELTs Vocabulary Related to Music

Words	Meanings
Adoring fans	People who love a singer or a band.
Background music	Music that is played when something else is happening.
A catchy tune	Music that's easy to remember
Classical music	Music that is part of long, formal traditional.
To download track	To obtain music from internet
To have a great voice	To sing well
To go on tour	To go on a planned series of performance around in a region or a world
A huge following	To have large number of fans
Musical festival	Music performance at a venue after long time.
Live music	Listen to the music while it is performed (not recorded.)
Massive hit	A record that sells a lot of copies
Musical talent	Skilled at music
Live performance	Seeing live music
Sing out of tune	Singing not in harmony or to sing wrong notes
A piece of music	An item of song
To play by ear	Singing without reading musical notes
A pop group	A small group of people who play or sing pop music together.
To read music	To understand and follow written music.
A rock band	Group of musicians that play rock music
To sing along to	To join in singing/ to sing a piece of music while someone else is playing or singing to it.
A singsong	To sing informally often with a other people.
A slow number	A song with a low tempo
To take up a musical instrument	To start learning a musical instrument.
Taste in music	Music that someone likes
To be tone deaf	One who is unable to distinguish different musical notes
Over the moon	This proverb is only used for pro version
Jazz	A type of music of black American’s origin which emerge at the beginning of 20 century.
Musical instrument	An object or device for producing musical sounds.
Fond of	Liking and caring about someone very much, specially knowing them fora long time.
Touching someone heart	This proverb is only used for pro version.
Blow someone’s mind	This proverb is only used for pro version.
Soothing	Making you feel more calm and more relaxed, and less worried, nervous, or upset.
Rhythm	Music a regular pattern of sound that you can show by moving or hitting your hands together or with any surface or hitting a drum or another surface.
Harmony	Combination of simultaneously sounded music notes to produce a pleasing effect.
Seductive	This word is only used for pro version.
Electronic music	Electronically produced sound recorded on tape and arranged by the composter to form a musical composition.
Religious music	Genre of music that is composed for performance as a part of religious ceremony.
Baroque music	A genre of classical music of c.1600-1750 which includes composter, such as Bach, handle and Vivaldi and has a heavy use of counterpoint and polyphony conveyed drama and elaborate ornamentation.
Chamber music	Music suited for performed in a room or small concert hall, usually 2 or more and usually less than 10, solo instrument.
Bluegrass	Only used for pro version.
Hip-hop	The popular subcultural music of big cities the engager, which includes break dance, graffiti’s art.
Folk music	Music in traditional style of a country or a community.
Composer	Person who writes the music, especially classical music.
Concert	A public performance of music
Symphony orchestra	Only used for pro version.
Tutor	Private teacher, especially who teaches individually.
Down tempo	A kind of electron music significantly with low temp influence from jazz, bossa Nova and drum reggae.
Ecstatic	Very happy, excited, and enthusiastic, feeling or showing great enthusiasm
Reticle	Public performance of music or poetry, usually given by small group or a single person