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music

Definition for music

noun as in sounds that are pleasant, harmonized

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melody, opera, piece, rap, rock, singing, soul, tune

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acoustic, air, bebop, bop, chamber, classical, folk, fusion, harmony, hymn, jazz, measure, modern, plainsong, ragtime, refrain, song, strain, swing

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a cappella, hard rock, heavy metal, instrumental, popular, rock and roll

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Which brings us to the primary, indeed only, reason to revisit this dated and fundamentally trite show: the music.

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But one event at the university, in which avant garde designs were celebrated with a show that included electronic music and colourful projections attracted unwelcome attention.

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The singer, known for songs including I Think I'm Okay, featuring Machine Gun Kelly, and Fleabag, is also known for creating BludFest, which offers cheaper tickets compared to many other UK music festivals.

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The trio's music video for "Catallena" has more than 35 million views on YouTube.

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Todd Snider, a singer and songwriter beloved in the Americana music scene for his funny yet empathetic portraits of people struggling to survive an uncaring world, died Friday.

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