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    This document defines common music idioms and their meanings. It provides explanations for idioms such as "to play it by ear" which means to improvise without a plan, "to ring a bell" which refers to a vague memory, and "fine tuning" which involves making small adjustments to improve something. Other idioms explained include "it takes two to tango" meaning a situation requires two parties, "to change one's tune" meaning to alter one's opinion for gain, and "to face the music" as accepting criticism or consequences.

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    This document defines common music idioms and their meanings. It provides explanations for idioms such as "to play it by ear" which means to improvise without a plan, "to ring a bell" which refers to a vague memory, and "fine tuning" which involves making small adjustments to improve something. Other idioms explained include "it takes two to tango" meaning a situation requires two parties, "to change one's tune" meaning to alter one's opinion for gain, and "to face the music" as accepting criticism or consequences.

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    This document defines common music idioms and their meanings. It provides explanations for idioms such as "to play it by ear" which means to improvise without a plan, "to ring a bell" which refers to a vague memory, and "fine tuning" which involves making small adjustments to improve something. Other idioms explained include "it takes two to tango" meaning a situation requires two parties, "to change one's tune" meaning to alter one's opinion for gain, and "to face the music" as accepting criticism or consequences.

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    MUSIC IDIOMS DEFINITIONS

    1. To play it by ear: to decide what to do when you know what is happening; you do
    not follow a plan. Improvise
    2. To ring a bell: sth that reminds you of sb/sth, but you cannot remember exactly
    what it is.
    3. music to one's ears: something that is very pleasant to hear
    4. Fine tuning: to make very small changes to something in order to make it work as
    well as possible
    5. It takes two to tango: means that a situation or argument involves two people
    and they are both responsible for it.
    6. To change one’s/your tune: to change your opinion completely, especially
    because you know it will bring you an advantage
    7. Face the music: to accept criticism or punishment for something you have done

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