Oxford Spanish Dictionary
music [америк. ˈmjuzɪk, брит. ˈmjuːzɪk] СУЩ. U
1. music (art form):
music hall СУЩ.
2. music hall C (building):
- music hall
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incidental music СУЩ. U
- incidental music
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- incidental music
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в словаре PONS
background music СУЩ.
- background music
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в словаре PONS
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The album showed a slight change in direction, being more melodic and vocally more elaborate and textured even if again based on dance music.
en.wikipedia.org Increasingly, synthesizers became more and more unpopular in rock music, and became almost exclusively used by electronic dance music producers.
en.wikipedia.org The song has met with positive reviews from music critics, who praised the song's composition, which incorporates rock and dance music.
en.wikipedia.org Most of the repertoire is of rural interest, although some dance music was also issued.
en.wikipedia.org In 1997 the station ceased all dance music shows.
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