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Things music often describes (“music ________”)
hall, making, room, halls, drama, master, lovers, box, lover, teacher, dramas, stool, book, books, makers, critic, lessons, paper, industry, maker, teachers, seller, lesson, shop, director, concerts, masters, works, culture, stands, stand, business, school, reading, rooms, scene, theatre, mistress, boxes, theater, teaching, playing, dance, publishers, publisher, gallery, sellers, students, tradition, videos, appreciation, station, rack, style, store, roll, listening, printing, critics, show, meeting, sales, festival, fans, majors, compositions, recording, text, composer, desk, composers, shops, sheets, recordings, player, cultures, writing, concert, stations, festivals, ensembles, performances
How music often is described (“________ music”)
popular, classical, instrumental, american, vocal, modern, western, traditional, sacred, sweet, live, indian, soft, contemporary, loud, black, beautiful, african, much, incidental, orchestral, martial, choral, religious, european, electronic, german, secular, serious, century, french, italian, english, russian, fine, ancient, symphonic, irish, gospel, recorded, pure, chinese, baroque, romantic, greek, native, sad, wild, light, latin, strange, dramatic, polyphonic, liturgical, heavenly, spanish, japanese, absolute, favorite, wonderful, cuban, sweetest, solemn, distant, lively, tonal, slow, brazilian, primitive, mexican, printed, organ
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