Words Related to Music - Listening to Music
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a group of music pieces or songs recorded on a CD or tape or released on the Internet as a single item
the side of a musical record that is regarded as the main release and is more likely to be successful
the group of people who have assembled to watch and listen to a play, concert, etc.
the area of a theater or concert hall where the audience sits
a radio, CD player, etc. that is carried around in order to play loud music, especially rap
the side of a musical record that does not have the main songs
a small disc on which audio or other formats are recorded and could be played back by a player or computer using laser
a piece of equipment or the software that is needed for copying sound or other information on a CD
a piece of equipment or the software that is needed for copying sound or other information on a CD
a list that ranks top pop records based on sales in a particular period
something such as a book, record, etc. that consists of different pieces taken from several sources
an album of popular music the tracks of which are unified around a particular theme or idea
a public performance of music by musicians or singers
a sound system that is used for playing or recording disks or tapes
all of the records or a list of the records that have been created by a particular singer, composer or musical band
a series of performances of music, plays, movies, etc., typically taking place in the same location every year
the side of a musical record that does not have the main songs; the B-side
a stereophonic radio and CD or tape player that is portable and produces a very loud sound
a piece of equipment with two earphones, put over the head to listen to music or voices
a playback device that produces high-quality stereo sound
an electronic device used for listening to audio files or for storing digital data
a machine that can play a chosen song when one inserts a coin or pays by card, found in bars, etc.
a large disk with plastic coating on which information, such as music, video, etc., can be stored, now replaced by the DVD
the explanatory information that is printed on a paper, accompanying a CD or DVD of musical recordings
a set of TV or radio programs that are broadcast at a particular period of time
to give our attention to the sound a person or thing is making
a piece of equipment that makes sounds louder, used for playing music, etc.
a method of reducing the size of an audio file for easier transmission and storage; a file in this format
a small device used for listening to audio and MP3 files
(of tracks on a music player or an app) played randomly
a theater designed for performing operas
a playback device that reproduces recorded sound or video
a set of recorded songs and pieces of music that have been selected to be broadcast on a radio station or a radio program
programs that are broadcast on the radio
a round, thin piece of plastic with a hole in the middle, on which music, etc. is recorded
a playback device with a spinning turntable that tracks the record and transmits it to a loudspeaker
to play or arrange a set of songs randomly
a piece of recorded music or a CD that features only one main track
a track of sound that is recorded for a motion picture, especially its musical piece
equipment that converts electrical signals into sound, loud enough for public announcements, playing music, etc.
a sound system that plays back a recorded sound, music, etc. through two channels, producing a three-dimensional effect
to send an audio or video directly over the internet with an uninterrupted flow
a piece of equipment used for playing recorded music, making a live performance, or turning up sound through speakers
a thin magnetic material on which a piece of music is recorded
a musical piece or song recorded on a CD, tape, or vinyl record
a set of musical pieces or songs listed in the same order in which they appear on a recording
the flat and circular part of a record player on which the record is placed in order to be played
a record made of synthetic resin or plastic, used in the past before CDs became popular
the amount of loudness produced by a TV, radio, etc.
