instruments
this instrument is played by pressing black and white keys
piano
refers to the popular, light, and commercial sound that characterizes this style
pop
a symbol that represents a specific musical sound
note
to produce musical sounds with the voice, often in the form of a song or tune
sing
a musical instrument with six strings that are typically plucked or strummed to produce sound
guitar
a genre of popular music characterized by a strong, often amplified, beat, prominent use of electric guitars, and a focus on expressive vocals
rock
a sequence of musical notes that creates a recognizable tune or musical phrase
melody
to do something repeatedly to improve or maintain a skill
practise
a musical instrument with four strings, typically made of wood, that is played by drawing a bow across the strings or by plucking them
violin
rhythmic music, often featuring rapping and is typically built around a strong beat
hip hop
the simultaneous combination of two or more notes, creating chords and contributing to the overall sound of a piece
harmony
to present music to an audience, either by singing or playing an instrument, for entertainment or as an artistic expression
perform
a musical instrument that produces sound when air is blown across an opening, typically near one end of a tube
flute
serious or conventional music following long-established principles rather than a folk, jazz, or popular tradition
classical
the basic unit of time, the steady pulse that underlies a piece of music
beat
the movement of the body, usually to music, in a rhythmic way to express an idea, emotion, or simply for enjoyment
dance
is a woodwind musical instrument, typically made of brass, that produces sound when a reed on the mouthpiece vibrates
saxophone
a genre characterized by improvisation, syncopated rhythms, and a unique blend of musical influences
jazz
a combination of three or more notes played simultaneously
chord
works performed by symphonic, chamber, opera, choral, wind or electro-acoustic ensembles
concert