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The schwa ending: a - musical terms
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ballerina |
My wish is to be a graceful ballerina.
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cantata |
Can you play this cantata?
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harmonica |
He was a really good harmonica player.
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opera |
You can go to the opera at the Sydney Opera House.
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orchestra |
The orchestra played softly in the background.
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samba |
Last week in dance class, we learned how to samba.
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sonata |
Do you like the moonlight sonata?
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tuba |
Are you sure you can carry that tuba?
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viola |
The viola player sat right in the middle of the orchestra.
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