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Timbre
The quality or color of a musical sound that distinguishes different types of sound production.
Impact
The overall effect or influence of the music on the listener.
Presentation
The way in which a musical piece is delivered or presented to an audience.
Technique
The skill and proficiency with which a musician performs.
Expressiveness
The ability of music to convey emotion or feeling.
Genre
A category of music defined by shared characteristics or cultural origins.
Musical Style
The distinctive way music is performed or composed, reflecting specific techniques and traditions.
Traditional Music
Music rooted in cultural heritage, often passed orally and tied to traditions.
Popular Music
Mass-appeal music often commercially driven, featuring catchy melodies.
Classical Music
Formal, complex compositions emphasizing harmony and precision.
Record Label
A brand or trademark of music recordings and the company that owns it.
Motown
A famous music label that started in Detroit, known for R&B and pop music.
Berry Gordy
Founder of Motown Records.
Original Song
A song that is released for the first time by an artist.
Cover Song
A song performed by an artist that was originally performed by someone else.
Aural
Relating to hearing.
Perceptive Listening
Listening to and appreciating a musical work for its full features.
Sensuous Listening
Listening to music with a strong emotional response, sometimes getting goosebumps.
Casual Listening
Basic and less focused listening.
