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What does "Mainstream" mean?
Mainstream (adjective): ¨popular¨and preferred by most people - usually heard on radio stations and TV.
HARMONY
Harmony (noun): the combining of musical notes that sound good when played or sung together - If we don't sing in harmony, it'll sound terrible.
what is a "melody"?
Melody (noun): a tune, or the notes of a song - Can you whistle the song's melody?
What is an "album"?
album (noun): a collection of songs released - Do you have Michael Jackson's album ¨Thriller¨
What does "acoustic" mean?
acoustic (adjective): without built in electrical equipment to amplify the sound - I can play acoustic guitar, but I can't play electric guitar.
what does it mean to be singing " a cappella"?
a cappella: without instrumental accompaniment the choir sang the song a cappella.
What is a "sample" in music?
sample (verb): to copy a sound or section of music from a record or audio file - We sampled a snare-drum break from an old soul record. -
what are lyrics
Lyrics (noun): the words of a song - If you don't listen to the lyrics, you won't know what a song is about.
What is a "hit' mean when discussing music?
Hit (noun): a best-selling song on the pop-music charts - It's a great song. It'll be a hit for sure.
what is EDM
EDM (noun): electronic dance music
What does "The Charts" mean when discussing music?
(the) charts (noun): lists of the best-selling songs of the previous week - Our single got to the top of the charts!
Catchy
catchy (adjective): enjoyable when first heard, and difficult to forget - It's so catchy! I can't stop hearing it in my head.
Collaborate (d)
collaborate (verb): to work together with someone to write, produce or sing something together - "Has Ed Sheeran collaborated with Drake yet?"
Instrumental
Instrumental (adjective): played on instruments, without vocals - "There's a long instrumental section in the middle of the song."
What is the definition of "Chorus" in a song?
the part of a song with the same melody and words each time it's heard - "I'll sing the verses, and you sing the choruses."
What is the definition of "Verse" in a song?
the part of a song with the same melody but different words each time it's heard - "The song has a chorus and three verses."


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