pattern

Music - Specific Songs and Music

Here you will learn some English words related to specific songs and music such as "serenade", "hymn", and "ballad".

Review

Flashcards

Forms

Spelling

Quiz

Start learning
Words Related to Music
carol
carol
[noun]

a religious song that people sing at Christmas

Close
Sign in
chanty
chanty
[noun]

a rhythmic song that sailors used to sing in the past while working together

Close
Sign in
dirge
dirge
[noun]

a song, poem, or musical composition expressing grief, especially one performed at a funeral or memorial

Ex: The choir sang a solemn dirge as the procession entered the chapel. 
Close
Sign in
folk song
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

Close
Sign in
golden oldie

a song or movie that was a hit in the past and is still popular

Close
Sign in
hymn
hymn
[noun]

a religious song intended to praise God, especially sung by Christians in congregation

Ex: The congregation sang a hymn at the beginning of the service. 
Close
Sign in
anthem
anthem
[noun]

an official song of great importance for a particular country that is performed on certain occasions

Ex: The national anthem was played before the start of the sporting event as a sign of respect for the country. 
Close
Sign in
anthem
anthem
[noun]

a song of religious praise, often directed to God or a saint

Ex: The choir performs an anthem during mass. 
Close
Sign in
lullaby
lullaby
[noun]

a soft, gentle song sung to help a child fall asleep

Ex: She sang a lullaby to her baby. 
Close
Sign in
madrigal
madrigal
[noun]

a song without instruments consisting of several vocals, singing about secular themes in the 16th century

Close
Sign in
chant
chant
[noun]

a word, phrase, or song repeated over and over, often during religious or ritual practices

Ex: The monks joined in a morning chant. 
Close
Sign in
ballad
ballad
[noun]

a tale that is narrated in the form of a song or poem

Ex: The troubadours of medieval Europe traveled from town to town, singing ballads of love and chivalry. 
Close
Sign in
torch song

a popular romantic song that revolves around an unrequited or lost love

Close
Sign in
love song
love song
[noun]

a musical composition that expresses romantic feelings

Ex: At their wedding reception, the couple danced to their favorite love song, creating a magical moment filled with joy and romance. 
Close
Sign in
car song
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

Close
Sign in
mashup
mashup
[noun]

a remix that blends two or more songs into one track

Ex: The DJ dropped a mashup of Beyoncé and Daft Punk. 
Close
Sign in
request
request
[noun]

a solicitation for a specific song or piece to be played during a musical event

Close
Sign in
requiem
requiem
[noun]

a piece of music or religious chant performed as a tribute to someone who has died

Ex: The choir sang a beautiful requiem at the funeral, honoring the deceased. 
Close
Sign in
serenade
serenade
[noun]

a musical composition or performance, often performed outdoors at night, conveying romantic feelings

Ex: The lovers sat by the riverside, listening to the distant sound of a serenade drifting through the night, adding to the magic of the moment. 
Close
Sign in
fandango
fandango
[noun]

a couple dance music in triple time, accompanied by tambourine or castanets, with rapid lively moves, originally from Spain

Close
Sign in
bolero
bolero
[noun]

a couple dance music in 3/4 time with modest and restrained moves, originated in Spain

Close
Sign in
mazurka
mazurka
[noun]

music that accompanies a Polish dance in moderate triple time for four or eight couples

Close
Sign in
jig
jig
[noun]

a lively musical composition in triple rhythm, historically popular

Ex: He tapped his feet to the lively jig played on the violin. 
Close
Sign in
ditty
ditty
[noun]

a short and simple song or poem

Ex: The children sang a cheerful ditty as they skipped down the path, filling the air with laughter and melody. 
Close
Sign in
jingle
jingle
[noun]

a short catchy tune, often used in advertising

Ex: The jingle for that soda brand is stuck in my head all day. 
Close
Sign in
soundtrack

the recorded sounds, speeches, or music of a movie, play, or musical

Ex: The movie's soundtrack features a mix of classical and modern music. 
Close
Sign in
merengue
merengue
[noun]

a lively couple dance or its music that is originated in the Dominican Republic and Haiti, popular all over the Latin America

Close
Sign in
LanGeek
Download LanGeek app