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Discover LudwigThe phrase "much music" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a large quantity or variety of music. Example: "The festival featured much music, with performances from popular bands and artists from around the world."
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There's not much music.
Not much music is.
At times, there was too much music.
(They may not have much music, either).
Do you download much music?
So much music teaching lacks direction.
I realise I haven't seen much music.
Just how much music did he write?
"So much music, so little time," he wrote.
"I never even listened to that much music.
How much music can you see for a hundred dollars?
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