Music

2. A long and complex musical composition typically played by an orchestra. Symphonies often consist of several movements and showcase the versatility of instruments.
5. A live performance where musicians play music for an audience. Concerts are exciting and often held in large venues or outdoor settings.
6. A symbol that represents a specific pitch or duration in sheet music. Notes are written on staff lines and determine the melody of a song.
7. The steady and repeated pulse or rhythm in music. It helps you keep track of the music and sets the tempo for dancing or playing along.
8. The words of a song that tell a story or express emotions. Singing along to the lyrics allows you to connect with the message of the song.
9. A device or object used to create music. Examples include a guitar, piano, drums, or flute. Instruments can be played by blowing, hitting, or plucking.
12. Moving your body in a rhythmic and coordinated way to music. Dancing is a fun way to express yourself and enjoy the beat of the music.

1. A musical composition that features a solo instrument accompanied by an orchestra. Concertos showcase the skills of the soloist and the power of the orchestra.
3. The combination of different notes played or sung together. Harmony adds richness and depth to music and makes it sound more pleasing.
4. Someone who sings, plays an instrument, or dances in front of an audience. Performers entertain and bring music to life with their talent.
7. A group of musicians who play different instruments together. Bands can have singers, guitarists, drummers, and other musicians creating music as a team.
10. A musical composition with words that are sung. Songs can make you feel different emotions and often have catchy melodies.
11. The tune or series of notes in a song that you can hum or sing along to. Melodies make music memorable and enjoyable to listen to.
12. A person who plays recorded music for an audience at parties, clubs, or events. DJs mix and blend songs to create a seamless flow of music.