Music Words

Comparison of adverbs: His fans have waited ____ (long) than two years for a new album.

I'd like (to spend / spending) my whole life on stage.

a musical play in which most of the words are sung, or plays and music of this type

modern music and songs that are written in a style similar to that of traditional music

Adverbs of degree: I am ____ happy. a) extremely b) totally c) quite

a large group of musicians who play many different instruments together and are led by a conductor

Comparison of adverbs: At last night's concert he didn't play ___ (well) as he did in the past.

Comparison of adverbs: If you can hear me, Justin - try ___ (hard) next time.

a brass musical instrument consisting of a metal tube with one narrow end, into which the player blows, and one wide end. Three buttons are pressed in order to change notes.

a tube-shaped musical instrument with a hole that you blow across at one end while holding the tube out horizontally to one side

a group of musicians who play modern music together

Do you prefer (to work / working) in the studio or (to play / playing) live.

I like (to be / being) with the fans.

Comparison of adverbs: He wanted to get off stage ___ (quickly) as possible.

the group of people together in one place to watch or listen to a play, film, someone speaking, etc.:

I always enjoy (to play / playing) here.

We hope (to finish / finishing) the album this summer.

Adverbs of degree: It was a ____ great concert. a) a bit b) really c) a lot

someone who directs the performance of musicians or a piece of music

the place where a public event or meeting happens

the action of entertaining other people by dancing, singing, acting, or playing music

Adverbs of degree: I thought Justin gave a ___ bad performance. a) totally b) lot c) terribly

Two years ago his record sold (fast / faster / the fastest) than any other pop star.