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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
"Make music"?
Hello,
On the basis of what I read, I think that "to make music" can mean "to compose music" and "to play music" as well, but I'd like to be sure, so I ask - could you, please, let me know if that is true? Thank you.
On the basis of what I read, I think that "to make music" can mean "to compose music" and "to play music" as well, but I'd like to be sure, so I ask - could you, please, let me know if that is true? Thank you.
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That is indeed true!
- That is indeed true!
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Usually, if three or more people are said to be making music, it would be understood that they were playing music.
But often creating popular music is a collaborative effort.
I would agree that "writing music" is a far more common expression to describe this than "making music," even when the music is not written down. They're writing a new song.
Serious composers usually
But often creating popular music is a collaborative effort.
I would agree that "writing music" is a far more common expression to describe this than "making music," even when the music is not written down. They're writing a new song.
Serious composers usually
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