mu·sic ['mjuːzɪk] SUBST kein Pl
1. music (pattern of sounds):
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- However, due to a decline of variety and music hall entertainment the theatre was again closed in 1933.en.wikipedia.org
- He continued to perform late in life, giving televised music hall performances in 1952, billed as the oldest ventriloquist in the world.en.wikipedia.org
- At the entrance stands the local music hall that bands can rent to rehearse and record their music.en.wikipedia.org
- Many public initiatives were begun to save the bank (and thus the music hall) from closure.en.wikipedia.org
- The mall's open-air music hall directly facing the sea has also held several events, contests and concerts.en.wikipedia.org
- It joined a music hall tradition of dealing with life in a determinedly upbeat fashion.en.wikipedia.org
- The destruction of the music hall was the fault of neither party, and rendered the performance of the contract by either party impossible.en.wikipedia.org
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