The phrase "music background" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to a type of music or the music in a certain setting. For example: The interview took place in a quiet room with a light jazz music background.
The team of three comes from a music background (Rex studied Music at Cambridge University) and Google.
Mr. Andrews said they didn't have audio with it--just a music background.
Mr. Peress does not have the classical music background that most of his orchestra members have.
Most of the other candidates, including the eventual winner, the comedian Sue Perkins, had some sort of classical music background.
"I believe that kind of intimacy is becoming more and more important, especially if we're trying to get to people who don't have a classical music background".
Her song Ur So Gay attracted criticism from gay rights activist Peter Tatchell, and she broke with her Christian music background in order to pursue pop fame.
"When we hire faculty," Ms. Berman said, "they must have a strong chamber-music background and approach to music making because that is fundamental to the way we make music here.
André Previn, with his Hollywood film-music background and an admired composer both in the studios and the real world, should have been an ideal successor, but he was keen to take back the traditional rights of a music director in practice as well as name.
While Kahane is not alone among singer-songwriters in having a sophisticated harmonic palette Chris Thile and Rufus Wainwright are also members of that club it is his strong classical-music background that allows him to add layering to his basically light and melancholy style.
You should never listen to music as background music.
You also have a music industry background.
