Musical jargon.
A Flat - A cheap residence
A Minor - Someone who digs coal
Alto - A person afraid of heights
Bach - The sound a dog makes
Bar - Place to buy a drink
Baroque - Penniless Blue
Note - £10 / £20
Chopin - What you have to do with firewood
Chorale - Place where horses hang out
Chords - Little bits of string or rope
Clarinet - Mr Net’s daughter Clari
Crotchet - A type of needlework
Cymbals - Little pictures that mean things
Da Capo - A type of coffee
Diatonic - A low fat drink
Fret - To get upset
Full Score - Ten out of ten
Lute - Lots of money
Lyre - Telling ‘Porky Pies’
Major Key - A general in the Korean army
Measure - Amount of alcohol
Midi - A small glass of beer
Mozart - Mosquito’s paintings
Opera - An American Talk Show Host
Pitch - The black stuff they put on roads
Sharp - Pointy
Sonata - Frank. . .’Ole Blue Eyes’
Staff - A big stick
Symphony - To feel sad for someone
Trombone - Attached to the thigh bone