music in Greek
music in Greek is μουσική, νότες, παρτιτούρα — music means sounds arranged in a pleasing or expressive way using melody, rhythm, and harmony.
music in Greek
μουσική
Pronounced: mousiki
νότες
Pronounced: notes
A guide to playing or singing a particular tune; sheet music.
παρτιτούρα
Pronounced: partitoura
A guide to playing or singing a particular tune; sheet music.
What does "music" mean?
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noun Sounds arranged in a pleasing or expressive way using melody, rhythm, and harmony.
"She turned up the music as soon as the car pulled onto the motorway."
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noun The written or printed notation showing how a piece should be played or sung.
"The pianist forgot her music and had to play the whole recital from memory."
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music in a sentence
- She turned up the music as soon as the car pulled onto the motorway.
- He's been composing music since he was a teenager.
- The pianist forgot her music and had to play the whole recital from memory.
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What is "music" in Greek?
"music" in Greek is μουσική, νότες, παρτιτούρα. music means: Sounds arranged in a pleasing or expressive way using melody, rhythm, and harmony.
How do you pronounce μουσική?
"music" in Greek is μουσική, pronounced "mousiki".
How do you use "music" in a sentence?
Example: "She turned up the music as soon as the car pulled onto the motorway." In Greek, "music" is μουσική, νότες, παρτιτούρα.
Are there other ways to say "music" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "music": μουσική, νότες, παρτιτούρα.
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