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| background music n | (muzak: ambient music) | muzyka w tle wyr. |
| | The background music in a restaurant can create some atmosphere. |
| background music n | (incidental music) | muzyka w tle wyr. |
| | Giorgio composed the background music for the film. |
| chamber music n | (classical music for small group) | muzyka kameralna ż + przym. |
| | The concert will also contain some chamber music, for string quartet. |
| choral music n | (music performed by a choir) | muzyka chóralna ż + przym. |
| church music n | (music played in a church) | muzyka kościelna ż + przym. |
| classical music n | colloquial (musical style: formal) | muzka klasyczna ż + przym. |
| | The classical music section at the record store has CDs with music from Bach to Stravinsky. |
| classical music n | (musical genre of Mozart's era) | muzyka klasyczna ż + przym. |
| | Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven are the most well-known composers of classical music. |
| college of music n | (school: teaches music) | uniwersytet muzyczny m + przym. |
| | Helen has a degree from the college of music. |
| concert music n | (music: orchestral) | koncert m |
| concert music n | (music performed by a wind or brass band) | muzyka koncertowa ż + przym. |
country music,
country and western music,
country and western n | (pop music style of western US) | muzyka country m + n |
| | Garth Brooks dominated country music in the 1990's. |
| dance music n | (fast-paced electronic pop music) | muzyka taneczna ż + przym. |
| | I quite like so-called dance music, though I never actually dance to it. |
| dance music n | (rhythmic music for social dancing) | muzyka taneczna ż + przym. |
| | Some trendy restaurants play dance music in the background. |
| disco n | (70's dance music) | disco n |
| | I grew up dancing to disco. |
| disco music n | (70s dance music) | muzyka dyskotekowa ż + przym. |
| | John Travolta danced to disco music in Saturday Night Fever. |
| ear for music n | (musical aptitude) | dobry słuch przym. + m |
| | Colin has an ear for music, and can play several instruments. |
| electronic music n | (music produced electronically) | muzyka elektroniczna ż + przym. |
| | Kraftwerk's album 'Computer World' is a masterpiece of electronic music. |
| electronic music n | (music style: techno) | muzyka elektroniczna ż + przym. |
| | My son calls it electronic music while I think of it as computer programmed noise. |
| face the music v expr | figurative, informal (confront [sth]'s consequences) | ponosić konsekwencje ndk. + ż, l.mn. |
| | | ponieść konsekwencje dk. + ż, l.mn. |
| | His only option was to go home and face the music. |
| folk music n | (popular narrative song style) (tradycyjna) | muzyka ludowa ż + przym. |
| | (współczesna) | muzyka folkowa ż + przym. |
| | The accordion and the fiddle feature heavily in folk music. |
gospel,
gospel music n | (Christian music) | gospel m |
| | I sing gospel with my church choir. |
| gospel music n | (Christian spiritual music) | muzyka Gospel ż + m |
| | Oh Happy Day is one of the best-known examples of gospel music. |
| instrumental music n | (music without vocals) | muzyka instrumentalna ż + przym. |
| live music n | (performance by musicians) | muzyka grana na żywo wyr. |
| | There's something special about seeing live music instead of just listening to a recording. |
music box,
UK: musical box n | US (box that plays mechanical music) | pozytywka ż |
| | When I was a child, I had a music box with a ballerina who twirled as the music played. |
| music fan n | ([sb] who enjoys listening to music) | fan muzyki m + ż |
| | He's a real music fan, and goes to all the concerts. |
| music hall n | (auditorium, venue for live music) | sala koncertowa ż + przym. |
| | Carnegie Hall is a famous music hall for orchestral performances. |
| music lover n | ([sb] who enjoys listening to music) | wielbiciel muzyki m + ż |
| | To a true music lover, a live performance is the ultimate experience. |
| music notation n | (system of symbols representing music) | notacja muzyczna ż + przym. |
| music performance n | (concert of live music) | przedstawienie muzyczne n + przym. |
| music school n | (college where music is studied) | szkoła muzyczna ż + przym. |
| music stand n | (device for holding sheet music) | stojak na nuty wyr. |
| | Ellen adjusted the height of her music stand so she could read the music while sitting down. |
| music video n | (promotional clip to accompany a song) | teledysk m |
| | Delphine was thrilled by Muse's new music video. |
| New Age n | (New Age music) | muzyka new age wyr. |
| perform music v | (play on a musical instrument) (muzyka) | grać ndk. |
| | | zagrać dk. |
| | My neighbor and I sometimes get together to perform music--he plays the flute and I play the piano. |
piece,
piece of music n | (musical composition) | utwór m |
| | | kompozycja ż |
| | That piece by Bach was very nice. |
| play music v expr | (make music, play an instrument) | grać muzykę ndk. + ż |
| | | zagrać muzykę dk. + ż |
| | Shane struggles to read musical notation but has a talent for playing music by ear. |
| play music v expr | (listen to recorded music) | słuchać muzyki ndk. + ż |
| | | posłuchać muzyki dk. + ż |
| | I like to play music while I'm cooking the dinner. |
| pop music n | colloquial, abbreviation (popular music) | muzyka pop ż + m |
| | I prefer pop music to classical music. |
| rock music n | (heavy form of pop music) | muzyka rockowa ż + przym. |
| | Alex was listening to rock music in his bedroom. |
| sheet music n | (music: written score) | nuty ż, l.mn. |
| | Harry found the sheet music for the song in the music shop. |