Learning English

Answer questions. 1. Who´s your favourite singer? What´s your favourite band?    - Camila Cabello, BTS.    2. Have you ever been to a pop concert? Talk about it.    - No. 3. Do you usually like a song because of the music or the lyrics?    - By the lyrics because it brings a meaning. 4. Has your taste in music changed over the years? Explain.    - No, because the styles of music have not changed. 5. Where do you get your music? How of ten do you buy songs or CDs?    - I get it from the internet. 6. How important is music to you? Could you live without it?     - It is not so important, yes. 7. Do you play in a band? If so, explain. If not, would you like to?    - No, no.

Vocabulary 2. 1. Trumpet. 2. Saxophone. 3. Flute. 4. Organ. 5. Keyboard. 6. Piano. 7. Violin. 8. Cello. 9. Guitar. 10. Drums. 11. Accordion. 12. Trombone. 13. Triangle. 14. Clarinet. 15. Cello. 16. French horn. 17. Xylophone. 18. Cymbals. 19. Harp. 20. Tambourine.

Vocabulary 1 1. Band: A small group of musicians who play popular music such as rock, pop or jazz. 2. Choir: A large group of people who sing together. 3. Orchestra: A large group of musicians who play different musical instruments together. 4. Musician: A person who plays a musical instrument. 5. Composer: A person who composes  (writes) music.  6. Songwriter: A person who writes songs. 7. Conductor: A person who conducts (directs) an orchestra.  8. Baton: A wooden stick used by a conductor to direct an orchestra or band. 9. Pop star: A famous pop singer. 10. Singer: A person who sings.  11. Vocalist: A singer who sings with a pop group. 12. Lyrics: Words of a song.  13. Tone-deaf: Unable to tell the difference between different musical notes. 

UNIT 2: Music. Set of successive sounds combined according to this art, which usually produce an aesthetic or expressive effect and are pleasing to the ear.