Learn 14 Musical Expressions in English

If you have a good relationship with someone, without any conflicts, it can be described as a:

cacophonous relationshipdiscordant relationshipharmonious relationshipmelodious relationshipsymphonic relationship

Someone who reports a bad situation in an organisation is called a:

bellringerflute playerguitar playerpianoplayerpiperwhistleblower

If someone keeps repeating the same words over and over again, you can say that they are beginning to:

break the recordhear the recordlisten to the recordplay the recordsound like a broken recordturn over the record

If an item is on sale for a very low price, it’s described as:

going for a songhearing a songlooking for a songsinging a songwaiting for a songwriting a song

People who talk about themselves in a boastful way are described as:

blowing their own instrumentblowing their own trumpetplaying their own musicsinging their own songwriting their own music

If someone is doing some false accounting, for example stealing money from an organisation, they are described as being:

on the fiddleon the fluteon the pianoon the pipeson the violin

If a name sounds familiar to you, you can say that it:

hits a bellplays a bellrings a ballrings a bellshakes a bellsounds a bell

If someone is trying to get people interested and involved in a project, you can say that they are:

banging their own drumdrumming their own tunedrumming up supporthitting their own drumplaying their own drumsinging their own song

If someone has done something wrong, and then have to admit it and talk to someone about it, they have to:

copy the musicface the musichear the musiclearn the musicplay the musicsing the musicturn down the musicturn up the musicwrite the music

If you’re happy to hear some good news, for example if a friend passes an exam, you can say:

that’s musicthat’s music in my headthat’s music in my mindthat’s music in my earthat’s music to my earsthat’s musical information