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chayote, chocho, christophine, chuchu, eunuch flute, gazoo, kazoo, mirliton, Tommy talker, vegetable pear, zarah — kazoo - uke, ukulele — ukelele - jam session — concierto de jazz improvisado - musical note, note, tone — nota, nota musical, tono, voz - singer, vocaliser, vocalist, vocalizer — cancionista, cantador, cantante, cantaor, cantor, vocalista - folk singer, jongleur, minstrel, poet-singer, troubadour — cantor, juglar, trovador, trovadora - flautist, flute player, flutist — flauta, flautista - music rack, music stand — atril - classical, classical music, serious music — música clásica - bass horn, bass tuba, bombardon, sousaphone, tuba — bombardino, susáfono, tuba - balalaika — balalaica, balalaika - drummer, tambour — batería, tambor, tamborilero - accompany, follow, play along - jew's harp, jews' harp, mouth bow — trompa de París, trompa gallega - melodiously, tunefully — melodiosamente - Beethoven, Ludwig van Beethoven, van Beethoven — Beethoven, Ludwig van Beethoven - lip sync, lip-sync, lip synch, lip synchronisation, lip synchronization - composing, composition — composición - hi-fi, high fidelity — alta fidelidad, fidelidad - harmonise, harmonize — armonizar - play — representar, tocar - acoustic guitar — guitarra acústica - bagpipe, bagpipes, pipes — cornamusa, gaita, gaita gallega - banjo — banjo, banyo - barrel organ, grind organ, hand organ, hurdy gurdy, hurdy-gurdy, street organ — aristón, organillo, organillo callejero - bass clarinet — clarinete bajo - bass drum, big drum, gran casa — bombo, tambora - bass, bass fiddle, bass viol, bull fiddle, contrabass, double bass, string bass — contrabajo, violón, violonchelo - bassoon — bajón, fagot, piporro - bones, castanets, clappers, finger cymbals — castañetas, castañuelas, crótalos, palillos - bongo, bongo drum — bongó - calliope, steam organ - CD-R, CD-WO, compact disc recordable, compact disc write-once - celesta — celesta - 'cello, cello, violoncello — chelo, violoncelista, violoncelo, violonchelo - chanter, melody pipe — cantor - cither, cithern, citole, cittern, gittern — lirio - clarinet — clarinete - clavichord — clave, clavicordio - CD, compact disc, compact disk — CD, compacto, disco compacto - contrabassoon, contrafagotto, double bassoon — contrabajón, contrafagot - cornet, horn, trump, trumpet — corneta, corneta de pistones, trompeta - clash, cymbal — címbalo, címbalos, platillo - diapason, diapason stop — diapasón - DAT, digital audiotape - bourdon, drone, drone pipe — bordón - drum, membranophone, tympan — tambor - electric guitar — guitarra eléctrica - electric organ, electronic organ, Hammond organ, organ — órgano, órgano eléctrico, órgano electrónico - cor anglais, English horn — corno inglés, cuerno inglés - euphonium — bombardino - fife, flute — flauta, pífano - fluegelhorn, flugelhorn - cornet, French horn, horn, trumpet — corneta, cuerno, trompa, trompeta, viento - glockenspiel, orchestral bells - acoustic gramophone, gramophone, phonograph — gramófono - grand, grand piano — piano de cola - guitar — guitarra, jarana, sonanta - accordion, harmonica, harp, mouth harp, mouth organ, mouth-organ — acordeón, armónica, armónica de boca, bandoneón - harmonium, organ, reed organ — armonio, armónium, harmonio - cembalo, harpsichord — clavicémbalo, clavicordio - basset oboe, heckelphone — oboe barítono - bombardon, helicon — helicón - jukebox, nickelodeon — gramola - kettle, kettledrum, timpani, tympani, tympanum — atabal, timbal - cromorne, crumhorn, krummhorn - long play, long-playing record, long-play record, LP, L-P, LP record — elepé - lyre — lira - mandolin, mandoline — bandola, bandolín, bandolina, mandolina - marimba, xylophone — marimba, xilofón, xilófono - mechanical piano, Pianola, player piano — piano de manubio, pianola - metronome — metrónomo - feed bag, musette, shepherd's pipe — gaita - instrument, musical instrument — instrumento, instrumento musical, instrumento músico - musical box, music box — caja de música - flute, hautbois, hautboy, oboe — oboe - oboe d'amore — oboe de amore - ocarina, sweet potato — ocarina - church organ, organ, pipe organ — órgano - organ pipe, pipe, pipework — cañón de órgano - pennywhistle, tin whistle, whistle — silbato - percussion, percussion instrument, percussive instrument — instrumento de percusión, percusión - disc, disk, phonograph record, phonograph recording, platter, record — disco, grabación, plástico, redondo - piccolo — flautín, octavín, píccolo, pífano - pick, plectron, plectrum — plectro, púa - post horn — corneta - dulcimer, psaltery — salterio - reed pipe — caramillo, pipiritaña - sackbut — sacabuche - sax, saxophone — saxo, saxofón, saxófono - saxhorn — bombardino - shawm — chirimía - sitar — cítara, sitar - side drum, snare, snare drum — redoblante - sound hole - soundtrack — banda sonora, sound track - tabor, tabour - tambourine — pandereta, pandero - tenor drum, tom-tom — tantán - trombone — trombón - tuning fork — diapasón, tono - vibes, vibraharp, vibraphone — vibráfono - viol — viola - viola d'amore — viola de amor - fiddle, violin — violín - wind, wind instrument — instrumento de viento - wood, woodwind, woodwind instrument — de madera instrumentos de viento, instrumento de viento-madera, instrumentos de viento de madera - cither, zither, zithern — cítara - texture - quality, timber, timbre, tone — metal, timbre - beat, cadence, cadency, lilt — cadencia, melodía, ritmo - register - musical notation — solfa - sheet music — música en hojas de partitura - tablature - musical scale, scale — escala musical - supertonic - mediant - subdominant - submediant - leading tone, subtonic - pedal, pedal point - interval, musical interval - half step, halftone, half tone, half-tone, semitone — media tinta, semitono - diatonic scale - major diatonic scale, major scale - minor diatonic scale, minor scale - chromatic, chromatic scale — cromático - pentatone, pentatonic scale - mode, musical mode - clef, key — clave, llave - bass clef, F clef — clave de fa - key signature, signature — armadura - dialing tone, dial tone, key, tonality, tone — modo, tonalidad, tono - atonalism, atonality — atonalidad - musical time signature, time signature — signatura de compás - C, do, doh, ut — do - fa — fa - la, lah — la - si, te, ti — si - arpeggio — arpegio - seventh chord - semibreve, whole note — redonda, redondo, semibreve - half note, minim — blanca - crotchet, quarter note — negra, negro - eighth note, quaver — corchea - semiquaver, sixteenth note — semicorchea - acciaccatura, appoggiatura, grace note — apoyatura, quiebro - music - monody, monophonic music, monophony — monodia, monofonía - concerted music, polyphonic music, polyphony — polifonía - polytonalism, polytonality - chamber music — música de cámara - light opera, operetta — opereta, zarzuela - leitmotif, leitmotiv — leimotiv, Leitmotiv, motivo - signature, signature tune, theme song — sintonía - idea, melodic theme, musical theme, subject, theme — tema - variation — variación - part, voice — parte, voz - basso continuo, continuo, figured bass, thorough bass - antiphon, antiphony — antífona - Hallel - Gregorian chant, plainchant, plainsong — canto gregoriano - cantus firmus - carol, Christmas carol — villancico - doxology — doxología - choral, chorale — coral - canticle, hymn — cántico - Dies Irae - Internationale — La Internacional - Magnificat - Te Deum - composition, musical composition, musical work, opus, piece, piece of music — composición, obra, obra de música, pieza, pieza de música, pieza musical - arrangement, musical arrangement — adaptación - cantata, oratorio — oratorio - divertimento, serenade — divertimento, divertimiento, serenata - concerto — concierto - concerto grosso - etude — composición musical corta, ejercicio musical - sonata — sonada, sonata - toccata — tocata - fantasia — fantasía - musical phrase, phrase — frase - ostinato - cadenza — cadencia - scherzo — scherzo - symphonic poem, tone poem — poema sinfónico - nocturne, notturno — nocturno - national anthem — himno nacional - barcarole, barcarolle — barcarola - coronach, dirge, lament, requiem, threnody — canto fúnebre, endecha, gorigori, llanto, réquiem - drinking song - lied - work song - belling, callathump, callithump, charivari, chivaree, shivaree — cencerrada - serialism, serial music - popular music, popular music genre — música popular - pop, pop music — música pop, pop - ethnic music, folk, folk music — folk, música folk, música folklórico - C and W, country and western, country music — música country - rock, rock'n'roll, rock 'n' roll, rock and roll, rock-and-roll, rock music — música rock, rock, rock'n'roll, rock & roll, rock and roll - punk, punk rock — "punk", música rockera punky - reggae — reggae - skiffle - recitative — recitado, recitativo - arioso - vibrato - section — sección - percussion, percussion section, rhythm section — percusión - string quartet, string quartette - band, brass band, fanfare, silver band, wind band — banda, charanga, cobla, orquestra de instrumentos de viento, toque de las trompetas - concert band, military band — banda de música, banda militar, música - jug band - mariachi - accompanist, accompanyist — acompañante - castrato - chorister — cantante de coro, corista - clarinetist, clarinettist — clarinete, clarinetista - composer — compositor, compositora - conductor, director, music director — director, director de orquesta, director de orquestra - balladeer, crooner — cantante melódico - drum major — tambor mayor - guitarist, guitar player, guitar-player — guitarra, guitarrero, guitarrista - harper, harpist — arpista - music critic — crítico musical - instrumentalist, musician, player — instrumentalista, instrumentista, música - organist — organista - pianist, piano player — pianista - bagpipe player, bagpiper, piper — flautista, gaitero, músico de un instrumento de viento - diva, prima donna — diva, prima donna - rock star — estrella del rock - saxist, saxophone player, saxophonist — saxo, saxofón, saxofonista, saxófono - songstress - fiddler, violinist, violin player — violín, violinista - voice — voz - Bach, Johann Sebastian Bach — Bach, Johann Sebastian Bach - Brahms, Johannes Brahms — Brahms, Johannes Brahms - Franz Joseph Haydn, Haydn, Joseph Haydn — Haydn, Joseph Haydn - Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart — Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - John Philip Sousa, March King, Sousa - Igor Fyodorovich Stravinsky, Igor Stravinsky, Stravinsky — Fyodorovich Stravinsky, Stravinsky - Arthur Seymour Sullivan, Arthur Sullivan, Sir Arthur Sullivan, Sullivan — Arthur Sullivan, Sullivan - Richard Wagner, Wagner, Wilhelm Richard Wagner — Richard Wagner, Wagner - note value, time value, value — valor - beats per minute, bpm, M.M., metronome marking[Domaine]
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