Musik-

Mu|sik-:

Mu|sik|au|to|mat

m → musical box (Brit), → music box; (= Musikbox) → jukebox

mu|sik|be|geis|tert

adj → fond of music, music-loving attr

Mu|sik|be|glei|tung

f → musical accompaniment; unter Musik- → accompanied by music, to the accompaniment of music

Mu|sik|be|rie|se|lung

f (inf) → constant background music

Mu|sik|be|trieb

m → music industry

Mu|sik|box

f → jukebox

Mu|sik|dra|ma

nt → music drama

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Mu|sik-:

Mu|sik|er|zie|hung

f (form) → musical education

Mu|sik|freund(in)

m(f) → music-lover

Mu|sik|ge|schich|te

f → history of music

Mu|sik|hoch|schu|le

f → college of music

Mu|sik|in|stru|ment

nt → musical instrument

Mu|sik|ka|pel|le

f → band

Mu|sik|kas|set|te

f → music cassette

Mu|sik|kon|ser|ve

f (inf) → canned music no pl

Mu|sik|korps

nt → music corps sing

Mu|sik|kri|tik

f → music criticism; (= Rezension) → music criticism, music crit (Brit); (= Kritikerschaft) → music critics pl

Mu|sik|kri|ti|ker(in)

m(f) → music critic

Mu|sik|leh|rer(in)

m(f) → music teacher

Mu|sik|le|xi|kon

nt → encyclopaedia of music; (Wörterbuch) → dictionary of music

Mu|sik|lieb|ha|ber(in)

m(f) → music-lover

Mu|sik|pro|gramm

nt → music station; (Sendung) → music programme (Brit) → or program (US)

Mu|sik|rich|tung

f → kind of music, musical trend or genre

Mu|sik|saal

m → music room

Mu|sik|schu|le

f → music school

Mu|sik|sen|dung

f → music programme (Brit) → or program (US)

Mu|sik|stück

nt → piece of music

Mu|sik|stun|de

f → music lesson

Mu|sik|the|a|ter

nt → music theatre (Brit) → or theater (US)

Mu|sik|tru|he

f → radiogram, radio-phonograph (US)

Mu|sik|un|ter|richt

m → music lessons pl; (Sch) → music

Mu|sik|wunsch

m (Rad) → listener’s request (for a piece of music)

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Mu|sik-:

Mu|sik|werk

nt (geh) → musical composition or work

Mu|sik|wis|sen|schaft

f → musicology

Mu|sik|wis|sen|schaft|ler(in)

m(f) → musicologist

Mu|sik|zim|mer

nt → music room

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