Music

4. A live music performance where musicians play for an audience. It can be in a hall, park, or any place with a stage.
6. Someone who creates and writes music, including melodies and harmonies. Famous composers include Beethoven and Mozart.
8. A group of singers who sing together in harmony, often providing a backdrop to the main singer or band.
12. A tool or device used to make music. Instruments can produce various sounds, like a piano, guitar, or drums.
13. A catchy and memorable melody or song. It's what you remember and sing along with in a piece of music.
14. The combination of different musical notes played or sung together to create a pleasing sound.
15. A piece of music that includes singing with lyrics. It often tells a story or conveys emotions through words and melody.

1. The words or text of a song. Lyrics convey the meaning and emotions of a song's story.
2. The group of people who listen to a musical performance or attend a concert. They show appreciation with applause.
3. The tune or musical line that you can hum or sing along with. It's the part of the music that carries the main musical theme.
5. A large group of musicians who play a variety of instruments together, often conducted by a conductor.
7. The steady pulse or rhythm in music that you can feel. It's what makes you want to tap your fingers or move to the music.
9. The pattern of beats or time in music that creates a sense of tempo or a groove. It makes you want to tap your foot or dance.
10. A physical expression of music through movement. Dances can range from ballet to hip-hop and more.
11. A long musical composition typically played by a symphony orchestra. It often has multiple movements.