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mu·sic /ˈmyo͞ozik/
noun

1. the written or printed signs representing vocal or instrumental sound.

2. vocal or instrumental sounds (or both) combined in such a way as to produce beauty of form, harmony, and expression of emotion.

origin
middle english: from old french musique, via latin from greek mousikē (tekhnē) ‘(art) of the muses’, from mousa ‘muse’.

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listography IMPORTANT NOTICES
NEWS
TERMS
GIVE MEMORIES
CONTACT
    • london (16/dec/17 - 27/jan/18)
  • ✔ big ben
  • ✔ tower bridge
  • ✔ the red telephone box
  • ✔ pub
  • ✔ russell square
  • ✔ oxford street
  • ✔ camden town
  • ✔ leicester square
  • ✔ piccadilly circus
  • ✔ king’s cross st. pancras
  • ✔ platform 9 3/4
  • ✔ tottenham court road
  • ✔ british museum
  • ✔ hyde park
  • ✔ winter wonderland
  • ✔ m&ms world
  • ✔ carnaby street
  • ✔ university of the arts london
  • ✔ parliament square
  • ✔ chinatown
  • ✔ covent garden
  • ✔ borough market
  • ✔ sir john soane’s museum
  • ✔ trafalgar square
  • ✔ the national gallery
  • ✔ lumiere festival
  • ✔ victoria & albert museum
  • winnie-the-pooh exhibition
  • ✔ natural history museum
  • ✔ science museum
  • ✔ london eye
  • ✔ buckingham palace
  • ✔ hard rock cafe
  • ✔ five guys
  • ✔ shake shack
dec 13 2017 ∞
feb 11 2019 +