the word is: music

English ['mju: z? K]

Interpretation:

n. Music; A beautiful voice; Music score

Example:

Used as a noun (n.)

He is interested in music.

He is interested in music.

Extended information:

Common usage mistakes:

He played some wonderful music on the piano.

Error: He played some wonderful music on the piano.

Correct: He played some wonderful music on the piano.

Analysis: Music is an uncountable noun with no plural form, and "several pieces of music" can be said as severe pieces of music.

etymological explanation: it entered English in the mid-13th century and directly originated from Latin music, which means music; Originally from ancient French, musique means the art of music.