acoustic
adjective
an acoustic musical instrument does not use electronic equipment to make its sound louder
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adjective
an acoustic musical instrument does not use electronic equipment to make its sound louder
adjective
bluesy music has the slow sad sound of blues, which developed from the songs of black slaves in the southern US
adjective
used for describing styles of modern electronica (=music produced using electronic instruments) that are unusual and not very popular
adjective
used for describing electronic music that is produced in a small private recording studio without spending much money
adjective, adverb
music or singing that is off-key does not sound good because the notes are slightly wrong
adverb
if you play a violin or other stringed instrument pizzicato, you play it by pulling the strings with your fingers instead of using the bow
adjective
a polyphonic ringtone is a sound that a mobile phone makes when it rings that consists of several notes played together so that it sounds like music
adjective
used for describing music that tries new or unusual ideas, sometimes making it difficult to listen to
adjective
a session musician is paid to play with a band or singer making a record in a studio
adjective
an unaccompanied singer or musician sings or plays alone, without any other instruments or voices
adjective
used for describing music played without electric instruments by a musician who usually plays an electric instrument
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adverb
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using the Internet where you work, during working hours, for activities which are not work-related
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