chanty
[noun]
a rhythmic song that sailors used to sing in the past while working together
dirge
[noun]
a slow song or hymn sung traditionally at a funeral, showing grief or lamentation
folk song
[noun]
a song that is part of the tradition of a region or community, with a simple form and melody, developed by ordinary people
hymn
[noun]
a religious song intended to praise God, especially sung by Christians in congregation
anthem
[noun]
an official song of great importance for a particular country that is performed on certain occasions
madrigal
[noun]
a song without instruments consisting of several vocals, singing about secular themes in the 16th century
chant
[noun]
a rhythmic monotonous composition that accompanies an incantation of psalms or canticles in a ritual
car song
[noun]
songs that are commonly played or listened to while driving in a car, often chosen for their energetic, enjoyable, or nostalgic qualities that enhance the driving experience
mashup
[noun]
a type of music or artistic creation that combines elements from multiple pre-existing songs or sources to create a new, often unique, composition
request
[noun]
a solicitation for a specific song or piece to be played during a musical event
requiem
[noun]
a song or hymn of mourning composed or performed as a memorial to a dead person
fandango
[noun]
a couple dance music in triple time, accompanied by tambourine or castanets, with rapid lively moves, originally from Spain
bolero
[noun]
a couple dance music in ³/₄ time with modest and restrained moves, originated in Spain
mazurka
[noun]
music that accompanies a Polish dance in moderate triple time for four or eight couples
jig
[noun]
music that is set to a quick dance in triple rhythm with leaping movements, popular in the past
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