musique

Meaning

Noun

music

Verb

1. inflection of musiquer:
2. inflection of musiquer:

Concepts

music

euphony

chorus

chamber music

musical movement

medicine

art

Pronounced as (IPA)

/my.zik/

Etymology

Inherited from Old French musique, borrowed from Latin mūsica, borrowed from Ancient Greek μουσική (mousikḗ, “art of the Muses”), derived from Μοῦσα (Moûsa, “Muse”).

Sentences

Elle montre de bonne heure du goût et de grandes dispositions pour la musique .

She showed an early taste and a great disposition for music.

Il aime la musique et la poésie , ainsi que la peinture paysagiste .

He loves music and poetry, as well as landscape painting.

Sa musique est jouée internationalement .

His music is played internationally.

Le jury des Cordes-Aux-Voix est composé de professionnels de la musique .

The Cordes-Aux-Voix jury is composed of music professionals.

Elle a été particulièrement connue pour ses interprétations de musique espagnole .

She was particularly known for her interpretations of Spanish music.

Ses musiciens élaborent un folk rock , teinté de musique ancienne .

Its musicians develop a folk rock, tinged with early music.

L'époque n'est plus très favorable à la musique disco .

By this time disco music had already reached its peak, at least in the US.

Peter Duffy et Johnny Langer collaborent sur la musique et la conception sonore .

Peter Duffy and Johnny Langer collaborate on music and sound design.