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Used with verbs:
"
He plays music in a club."
(plays, performs, sings)
"
She composed the music for the film."
(composed, wrote, produced, created)
"
I am listening to music."
(be + listening to, be + playing)
"
We could hear the music across the street."
(hear)
"
I turned down the music."
(turned down, turned up)
"
Their music sounds really good."
(sounds, be : is/am/are)
"
He appreciates good music."
(appreciates, arranges, distributes)
"
He always blares his music in the car."
(blares, blasts)
"
The music faded as we walked away."
(faded)
"
He recorded the music onto a disc."
(recorded, downloaded)
"
Can you read sheet music?"
(read)
Used with nouns:
"
The music industry is hard to get into without connections."
(industry, business)
"
The band is on top of the music charts."
(charts)
"
I don't share her music style."
(style, taste, appreciation)
"
I attended a music school."
(school, academy)
"
We are going to the music festival this weekend."
(festival, library, concert, event)
"
The music label signed us yesterday."
(label, producer)
"
I have music lessons every week."
(lessons, classes, therapy)
"
He is a music critic."
(critic, lover, teacher, star)
"
He is the lead singer of a music band."
(band, group)
"
I love the unique music scene here."
(scene)
"
She received a top music award."
(award)
"
The new music video is coming out soon."
(video, album)
"
What music channel do you listen to?"
(channel, station)
Used with adjectives:
"
I like listening to rock music."
(rock, classical, rap, dance, disco, gospel, jazz, pop, country) *many additional adjectives
"
She wrote the theme music for the movie."
(theme, background)
"
Their band plays wonderful music."
(wonderful, beautiful, good, great)
"
We could hear soft music coming from the house next door."
(soft, quiet, loud)
"
They're playing live music in the concert hall."
(live, orchestral, guitar, piano, chamber)
"
I find elevator music soothing."
(elevator, mood)
"
Can you read sheet music?"
(sheet, printed)
Used with prepositions:
"
They danced to the music."
(to)
"
He wrote the music for the show."
(for)
"
She sang without music."
(without, with)
