music

mu|sic [ `mjuzık ] noun uncount ***

1. ) sounds made by voices or instruments arranged in a way that is pleasant to listen to:

She prefers listening to classical music.

write/compose music: He's written music for several movie sound tracks.

a piece of music: We need to rehearse a new piece of music for the concert.

a ) the art or activity of writing, performing, or studying music:

She's planning to major in music.

Music is his whole life.

2. ) the printed symbols that represent the sounds of music that musicians or singers read when they are performing:

read music (=understand what sounds the symbols represent): a program to teach children to read music

a ) a book or sheet of paper with music printed on it, used by a performer:

I must have left my music on the piano.

music to your ears

something someone says that you are very pleased to hear:

Their offer of help was music to my ears.

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