Music

1. The words or text of a song. It's what the singer sings or the listener reads while listening to the music.
4. A collection of songs recorded by an artist or group. It's usually released as a cohesive body of work.
9. A part of a song that is repeated several times. It often contains the main message or hook of the song.
10. The combination of different musical notes played or sung together. It adds richness and depth to the music.
12. A large group of musicians who play together using various instruments, such as strings, brass, and woodwinds.
13. To present or play music for an audience. It can be done by singing, playing an instrument, or both.
14. The speed or pace of music. It can be fast, slow, or somewhere in between, and it affects the mood of the music.
15. A piece of music with lyrics that are sung. It often tells a story or expresses emotions.

2. A person who writes or creates music. They come up with melodies, harmonies, and other musical elements.
3. A group of musicians who play together, often consisting of singers, guitarists, drummers, and more.
5. The main tune or sequence of notes in a piece of music. It's the part that you hum or remember easily.
6. An object that produces musical sounds. Examples include the piano, guitar, drums, and violin.
7. A category or type of music that shares similar characteristics. Examples include pop, rock, jazz, and classical.
8. The pattern of beats or pulses in music. It's what makes you want to tap your feet or dance along.
9. A live performance of music in front of an audience. It can be performed by a band, orchestra, or solo artist.
11. The steady pulse or rhythm in music that you can clap or tap your foot to. It helps to keep the music in time.