Famous Expressions About Music | Part 1

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1️⃣ sing in tune = to sing well (the right notes)

Jack has recently started his singing class but he sings in tune. 2️⃣ upbeat =lively, catchy melody or tempo The hip-hop music has an upbeat melody/tempo 3️⃣ sing out of tune = to sing the wrong notes How do some of the singers get away with singing out of tune? 4️⃣ hold a tune = to sing well She was dropped from a live performance at the 2000 Oscars because producers claimed she was unable to hold a tune. 5️⃣ catchy tune = memorable melody Like a catchy tune, the dish replayed in our minds days later. 6️⃣ be tone deaf = can’t sing at all, can’t hit the right notes We were not playwrights and we were both tone deaf. 7️⃣ have a good/bad sense of rhythm = able to follow the beat of the music Her first college professor applauded her sense of rhythm. 8️⃣ melody = the tune, not the words And the melody is good for Juna’s voice. 9️⃣ musically gifted = have talent in music Terry is absolutely musically gifted. He plays guitar very well. 🔟 sheet music = musical notation written on paper The conductor provided some sheet music for the group. See also
Music Idioms and Phrases | Part 1 (https://t.me/espedition/892) Music Idioms and Phrases | Part 2 (https://t.me/espedition/934) Music Idioms and Phrases | Part 3 (https://t.me/espedition/994)
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