The music lesson
Example: The music lesson starts at three o'clock every Wednesday.
Definition
"The music lesson" refers to a scheduled period during which an individual or group receives instruction or training in playing musical instruments, understanding music theory, or developing vocal skills. For example, "The music lesson starts at three o'clock every Wednesday."
Etymology
The phrase "the music lesson" combines "music," originating from the Greek word 'mousikē,' meaning the art of the Muses, with "lesson," derived from the Latin 'lectio,' meaning 'a reading or learning.' Together, they denote a session dedicated to learning about music.
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"The music lesson" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Music - (A2) - set 1", containing 102 commonly used words.
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