- An
instrumental or
instrumental song is
music without any vocals,
although it
might include some
inarticulate vocals, such as
shouted backup vocals in...
- In
philosophy of
science and in epistemology,
instrumentalism is a
methodological view that
ideas are
useful instruments, and that the
worth of an idea...
- The
Instrumentals may
refer to: The
Instrumentals (T-Pain album) The
Instrumentals: The Best of the
Capitol Years, a
compilation album by Leo
Kottke The...
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dismissed the term,
preferring "earth music". The term "
instrumental music" or "contemporary
instrumental" can
include artists who do not use
electronic instruments...
-
instrumental or
instrumentals in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. An
instrumental is a
musical composition or
recording without vocals.
Instrumental(s)...
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Native American music. "Apache" was
released with the B-side
being an
instrumental version of the
traditional army song "The Quartermaster's Store". The...
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singing performed by one or more singers,
either with
instrumental accompaniment, or
without instrumental accompaniment (a cappella), in
which singing provides...
- "Toad" is an
instrumental by
British rock band
Cream and was
released on
their 1966
debut album,
Fresh Cream.
Composed by
drummer Ginger Baker, the piece...
- sounds, and four of the
tracks were
instrumentals. The
titling of the
album and the
presence of the
instrumentals were
noted to be
indicative of Morrison's...
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Performance –
Large Group (
Instrumental) 1964: Best
Instrumental Jazz
Performance –
Large Group 1965–1971: Best
Instrumental Jazz
Performance –
Large Group...