The live band



Example: The live band played all my favorite songs last night.

Definition


"The live band" refers to a group of musicians performing music in real time, typically in front of an audience. Unlike recorded music, a live band delivers a spontaneous and dynamic experience, often enhancing the atmosphere of concerts, events, or parties.

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Etymology


The phrase "the live band" combines 'live,' meaning 'alive' or 'in real time,' originating from Old English 'līf,' and 'band,' derived from the Old Norse 'band,' meaning a group of people joined together. The term emphasizes music performed directly for an audience rather than pre-recorded tracks.

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"The live band" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Music - (B1) - set 1", containing 102 commonly used words.
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