Term for Instrumental Music Where Singer has been Replace by Instrument





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Is there a term for the type of instrumental music of which: the musicians perform popular songs that originally had lyrics and vocals, but the singer's part has been replaced by an instrument, leaving the song exclusively instrumental?



I want to tell my Google Home to play instrumental music of this kind, but instead it typically plays pieces that are indeed exclusively instrumental, but they're not based on songs that originally had lyrics and vocal melody.



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    I want to say muzak, except I can't really class that as music.
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Is there a term for the type of instrumental music of which: the musicians perform popular songs that originally had lyrics and vocals, but the singer's part has been replaced by an instrument, leaving the song exclusively instrumental?



I want to tell my Google Home to play instrumental music of this kind, but instead it typically plays pieces that are indeed exclusively instrumental, but they're not based on songs that originally had lyrics and vocal melody.



Yesterday, I submitted this same question here, and got some suggestions. I hope you don't mind me giving english.stackexchange.com a try also.










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    I want to say muzak, except I can't really class that as music.
    – Jason Bassford
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Is there a term for the type of instrumental music of which: the musicians perform popular songs that originally had lyrics and vocals, but the singer's part has been replaced by an instrument, leaving the song exclusively instrumental?



I want to tell my Google Home to play instrumental music of this kind, but instead it typically plays pieces that are indeed exclusively instrumental, but they're not based on songs that originally had lyrics and vocal melody.



Yesterday, I submitted this same question here, and got some suggestions. I hope you don't mind me giving english.stackexchange.com a try also.










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Is there a term for the type of instrumental music of which: the musicians perform popular songs that originally had lyrics and vocals, but the singer's part has been replaced by an instrument, leaving the song exclusively instrumental?



I want to tell my Google Home to play instrumental music of this kind, but instead it typically plays pieces that are indeed exclusively instrumental, but they're not based on songs that originally had lyrics and vocal melody.



Yesterday, I submitted this same question here, and got some suggestions. I hope you don't mind me giving english.stackexchange.com a try also.







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    I want to say muzak, except I can't really class that as music.
    – Jason Bassford
    12 mins ago














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    I want to say muzak, except I can't really class that as music.
    – Jason Bassford
    12 mins ago








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I want to say muzak, except I can't really class that as music.
– Jason Bassford
12 mins ago




I want to say muzak, except I can't really class that as music.
– Jason Bassford
12 mins ago















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