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Let's Talk About Music
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Let's Talk About Music
New words to describe songs and singers
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Why Learn Music Words?
- Music is a great conversation topic everywhere
- You can describe your favourite songs and bands
- It helps you talk about feelings and memories
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Key Music Vocabulary
- lyrics
- concert
- band
- album
- tune
- instrument
- singer
- rhythm
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Good vs Bad Concert Manners
- You should arrive early for a good seat
- You should sing along quietly with the crowd
- You must keep your phone volume off
- You shouldn't talk loudly during the show
- You mustn't push other people near the stage
- You shouldn't record the whole concert on video
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Watch: A Street Musician
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“Music was always my escape when I was younger.”
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Music Brings People Together
Friends singing and dancing at a concert
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Let's Talk About Music
- What music genre do you like most, and why?
- Have you ever been to a concert? What was it like?
- Did you ever learn to play an instrument?
- Are you going to see any concert this year?
✏️ Questions
- I don't understand the ___ of this song.
- We went to a ___ last Saturday night.
- My favourite ___ is playing at the festival.
- She just released a new ___.
- This ___ is stuck in my head today.
- He learned to play an ___ as a child.
- The ___ has an amazing voice.
- I love the ___ of this drum beat.
- Jazz is my favourite music ___.
- Can you send me your workout ___?
- The music was too ___ at the party.
- That song is really ___; I can't stop singing it.
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