CallingVoice

unexpected, fated

in music, quick notes added to a basic line of melody

an area located outside of a main city or town, sometimes referred to as “countryside”

to have a tendency toward (or to do) something;” to have a general reaction or effect that is predictable or consistent

to learn or become familiar with in an passive, subconscious way by listening

large flat discs made of vinyl used to play music (on a “record player”), widely used until cassette tapes and compact discs became more popular in the 60’s, 70’s, and 80’s. Records have always held sentimental and musical value, however, and in the US have regained popularity for their “vintage” appeal

someone who studies music, as in music history or music theory

a very large light directed at the sky

to take from one place to another; here used figuratively to describe the feeling that you have been taken to a very different place

term used to describe scenery in the background on a stage