TUNES Meaning and
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Tunes, in its plural form, refers to a collection or selection of musical compositions or melodies. It can be used to describe a variety of musical pieces that are arranged or organized for listening or performance purposes. These pieces can be of any genre including classical, rock, pop, jazz, or folk.
Typically, tunes are characterized by their melodious sequences of notes that are arranged in a structured and coherent manner. They often contain a series of musical motifs or themes that are repeated or developed throughout the composition. Tunes are created by skilled composers or musicians who utilize various musical elements such as rhythm, harmony, melody, and instrumentation to evoke emotions, convey messages, or entertain listeners.
Tunes can refer to both instrumental compositions and songs with lyrics, depending on the context in which the term is used. In a broader sense, tunes can also represent a specific piece of music that is well-known or popular among a particular group of people or within a certain cultural context.
The term "tunes" can also be used informally to describe a person's ability to sing or play music. It implies that someone possesses a skill or talent in producing melodious sounds or tunes. This informal usage of the term can vary depending on the region or context in which it is used.
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Etymology of TUNES
The word "tunes" originated from the Old English term "tune", which meant a musical sound or melody. It is derived from the Old English verb "tēon", which means "to bring or guide". In Middle English, the word was commonly used to refer to a melody or song, and over time, it evolved into the plural form "tunes" to represent multiple musical compositions. The term has stayed relatively consistent in its meaning and pronunciation throughout its history.
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Conjugate verb Tunes
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