sing along
Vocalize with others
To sing along is to join in singing with music that's already playing or with someone else who's leading: The crowd sang along to every chorus.
A sing-along is an event or recording designed for group participation, often with lyrics displayed: We had a sing-along around the campfire.
The hyphenated form works as noun or adjective: a sing-along version of the song.
- tuneMusical sequence of notes
- lyricsWritten words for music
- word for wordExactly as spoken
- chorusSingers performing together
- harmonyAgreement or musical blend
campfire · campfire songs · summer camp · karaoke · audience participation · join in · community event · melody · road trip · car radio · music · nostalgic · crowd · pub songs · bonding · lullaby · catchy · crowd favorite
- music expressionsmusic to my ears, in tune, out of tune, play it by ear, strike a chord
- preschoolpreschool, nursery school, pre-K, pre-k, play-based
- kids' readingebooks, storybooks, audiobooks, picture books, storytime
- playgroupcircle time, free play, storytime, toys, sharing
- music termsmelody, tempo, rhythm, harmony, beat
- crowd soundsapplause, boo, booing, boos, cheer
sing alongpassive listening
Hearing without deliberate focus
remain silent · keep quiet · tune out · ignore · observe
sing alongsolo performance
Unaccompanied artistic presentation
solo · solo act · solo recital · one-man show · virtuoso performance