concert; a public performance of vocal or instrumental music

a theatrical performance or film that combines songs, spoken dialogue, acting, and dance

someone who is highly skilled in music, especially as a performer or composer

popular music; pop music

a large hall or auditorium specifically designed for musical performances and listening

music used to accompany a scene or activity, often in the background to provide atmosphere or (in workplaces) to improve efficiency; soundtrack; musical setting

Western traditional music, especially from the period between the Baroque and Romantic eras

light music; easy listening music with a simple structure, lively rhythm, and pleasant melody, often instrumental and without lyrics

Music created using computer technology, software, or electronic instruments; often abbreviated as [[电音|電音|dian4 yin1]]

jazz music; a loanword based on the English pronunciation

Traditional folk music popular in the Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macau regions, typically featuring instruments like the [[高胡|高胡|gao1 hu2]] and [[扬琴|揚琴|yang2 qin2]].

A film or television show that focuses on the life and work of musicians, or where music plays a central role in driving the plot forward.

Instrumental music intended to represent a story, image, or landscape, often given a specific title or descriptive text by the composer.

popular music; a style of music characterized by fast rhythms and high energy

blue-collar music; a synonym for country music, often associated with working-class culture and traditional instruments like guitar or harmonica

music composed or performed with the aid of computers and digital technology

MTV (Music Television), the American cable television network; same as [[音乐电视|音樂電視|yin1 yue4 dian4 shi4]]

music album; record album

Broadway musical (1959) and Academy Award-winning movie (1965)

compact disc containing recorded music

music broadcasting station or radio channel focused on music

A decorative fountain controlled by electronic devices that cause water jets to move in rhythm and intensity with music, often accompanied by colored lights.

the academic and scientific study of music

music academy; conservatory of music; music college

Television programming or channels dedicated to music and music videos, abbreviated as MTV

A small mechanical instrument inside a box that plays music automatically when a spring-loaded cylinder or disk is wound and released.

A leisure venue or tea garden equipped with an audio system or live singers where customers enjoy music while drinking tea; also refers to the seating area within such a place

A professional school or academy specializing in the study and practice of music; music college

serious music; musical works with serious content and rigorous artistic form intended for aesthetic or educational purposes

Central Conservatory of Music; a prestigious public music school in Beijing, China

the electronic dance music genre known as trance

The American multinational entertainment and record label conglomerate

Indian music, including genres such as Bhangra

A genre of North American popular music based on traditional folk music of the rural South; often features instruments like the guitar or harmonica and may be referred to as [[蓝领音乐|藍領音樂|lan2 ling3 yin1 yue4]].

Traditional music of the common people that reflects a nation's cultural heritage; usually passed down orally rather than being composed by a specific professional musician.

the study of music within its cultural and social context

traditional music that originates from and is passed down among common people

The largest music holding company in the world, often referred to as UMG

modern music; contemporary music

music composed for a movie or a movie score

Music created or processed using computers and electronic instruments, allowing for complex sound combinations and variations.

music that is played only on instruments and does not feature any singing or vocals

musical theater; music composed for a stage performance