What is the music in the back of a song called?
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Generally the notes are called "music" and the words are "lyrics". The music of instruments (and sometimes backup singers) is "accompaniment".
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Generally the notes are called "music" and the words are "lyrics". The music of instruments (and sometimes backup singers) is "accompaniment".
– Hot Licks
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Generally the notes are called "music" and the words are "lyrics". The music of instruments (and sometimes backup singers) is "accompaniment".
– Hot Licks
25 mins ago
Generally the notes are called "music" and the words are "lyrics". The music of instruments (and sometimes backup singers) is "accompaniment".
– Hot Licks
25 mins ago
Generally the notes are called "music" and the words are "lyrics". The music of instruments (and sometimes backup singers) is "accompaniment".
– Hot Licks
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Generally the notes are called "music" and the words are "lyrics". The music of instruments (and sometimes backup singers) is "accompaniment".
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