Idioms based on music, instruments or dancing that are used in everyday speech!

1. FIDDLE
FIT AS A FIDDLE
“He must be eighty, but he is
as fit as a fiddle”

2. WHISTLE
WHISTLE
AS CLEAN AS A WHISTLE
BLOW THE WHISTLE
“Your room is as clean
As a whistle!” “I can loose my job if
I blow the whistle
on my boss”

3. BELL
RING A BELL
CAN'T UNRING A BELL
“That name rings a bell,
But I can't remember if she was
A teacher of mine!”
“You can't unring the bell now;
Everybody heard what you said”

4. BIG DRUM
SEE YOU ON THE BIG DRUM
“Good night, sweethart!
See you on the big drum”

5. TRUMPET
BLOW YOUR OWN TRUMPET
“You are very good at blowing
Your own trumpet... but you never
Seem to prove it.”

6. CHORD
STRIKE A CHORD
“That name strikes a chord...
I think she is a writter”

7. IT TAKES TWO TO TANGO
“I know what he said, but
It takes two to tango; they
are both responsable for.”

8. ALL THAT JAZZ
ROY SCHEIDER JESSICA LANGE
“I gonna make a cake. I have eggs,
sugar, flour... and all that jazz”

9. SONG FOR A SONG
CHANGE YOUR TUNE
“I bought this shirt
for a song! Only 3 €!”
TUNE
“You've changed your tune
Since the last time I saw you!
You used to hate this band!”

10. SWAN SONG
“This project is my Swan Song;
After it, I'll quit”

11. MUSIC TO MY EARS
“Michelle said we don't
Have to come next
Wednesday...
It was Music to my ears!”