Music Idioms

1.	(sound) like a broken record	A.	to accept the unpleasant consequences of one's actions.
2.	sing a different tune	B.	information that makes you feel very happy.
3.	face the music	C.	someone who says the same thing again and again
4.	clean as a whistle	D.	to add something to try to improve it or make it more stylish.
5.	music to one's ears	E.	to change one's opinion about something or one's attitude towards something.
6.	strike (or hit) the right note	F.	to report an illegal or socially-harmful activity to the authorities.
7.	fine tuning	G.	a humorous way of talking about playing the piano.
8.	play second fiddle	H.	one who is in control of the situation.
9.	chime in	I.	to accept to be second in importance to that person, or have a lower position.
10.	tickle the ivories	J.	If you teach something to someone through constant repetition.
11.	drum (s/t) into someone's head	K.	to do something suitable or appropriate.
12.	blow the whistle	L.	in an excellent state of health or physical condition.
13.	strike a false note	M.	to do something wrong or inappropriate.
14.	as fit as a fiddle	N.	to interrupt or join a conversation, especially to repeat or agree with something.
15.	all that jazz	O.	small changes to something to improve it or make it work better.
16.	jazz something up	P.	'all that stuff', 'other similar things', or 'everything of that kind'.
17.	go for a song	Q.	it sounds familiar, but you don't remember the exact details.
18.	ring a bell	R.	sold at an unexpectedly low price.
19.	call the tune	S.	extremely clean.