Musician

A male or female who can alter sound to make it an orderly arrangement that sounds pleasing and inspiring to someone who listens to it.

He is a gifted musician, he can express all kinds of emotions right from exhiliration to enhthusiasm to boredom to serenity.

by callmepro August 20, 2011

Musical.ly

Makes every one cringe at you at once

Musical.ly is a cringeful lip singing

by John scarce September 12, 2016

musical beds

The practice of casual sex with mutiple partners.

That dude played musical beds and did three girls in one night.

by megriley September 5, 2006

The music industry

Taylor swift, she is the music industry

Taylor swift is the music industry

by Aaless August 8, 2021

musical tourette's

An artificial form of tourette syndrome in which the singing or speaking of a line from a song by one individual produces the spontaneous and not entirely voluntary singing or speaking of further lines of said song by another individual. This phenomenon is most often seen among people in good moods.

When you or your friends have musical tourette's, life is like a Broadway musical.

by TheLastPunslinger May 15, 2005

pop music

The catagory with the fastest band deathrate ever achieved in music.

Backstreet boys got popular, then pow!
Spice Girls got popular, bickered among each other, sang on their own, then pow!
Britney Spears got popular, then pow! Shes a porno star among cyber-wienies!

This is the cycle of pop music. Don't be a pop artist, they'll love you, then they'll hate you.

by Chang Tan January 27, 2004

classical music

1) Historically the style of art music common in Europe during the period between the middle of the 17th century and the beginning of the 18th century. The works of Haydn and Mozart and the earlier work of Beethoven (who also played a large role in the transition from classical to romantic) are prime examples. Bach isn't classical. Tchaikovskij isn't classical. Chopin isn't classical.
2) In common language all art music made between the early 17th century to present, usually by composers with education or at least some knowledge of the art of composition. (In other words, practically all art music from the early 17th century up until now.)

There is a lot of wordprejudice/word against both of the above definitions of the term.

Classical music is exemplified by such composers as Haydn and Mozart.

by EldKatt July 8, 2003