Converse of object

• compose: Bach's task was to train the choir, play the organ and compose new music.

• play: The Ramones merely played rock music, only faster!

Adjective modifier

• classical: John Self 5th Jul 2005, 11:58 Now hang on - are we talking classical guitar music here?

• live: Is there a music system you can use or space for live music to be played?

• loud: Drink in perspiring caverns filled with too many people and lots of loud music.

• contemporary: His rise back home was meteoric, and he is quite a champion of modern and contemporary Hungarian music.

• traditional: Back then, traditional music had bad press in France.

• popular: Notes for editors 1. Simon Warner teaches popular music at the University of Leeds.

Modifies a noun

• scene: Her take on her place in the music scene was what I felt I gained from the exchange.

• festival: British Sea Power A music festival - at a fort?

• lover: From Beck to Tom Waits, we've heard plenty of exciting new releases for discerning music lovers.

• downloads: While the US market for legitimate music downloads is already off the starting blocks, the European market lagged.

• industry: Guest speakers will discuss their first-hand experiences of working in the music industry.

• video: Editing to a soundtrack You can easily edit to a soundtrack for a music video or title sequence.

Noun used with modifier

• folk: Outside Brittany, another outpost of folk music is central France.

• pop: Through the years, the love song has been the most enduring and endearing pop music art form.

• dance: There's lots of dance music in this, meaning plenty of bass.

• chamber: He obtained many prizes in national violin and chamber music competitions.

• sheet: This was born out when I spotted this sheet music from 1960 for sale on E-Bay!

• rock: The Ramones merely played rock music, only faster!