No. 9,613 in German
musica
"Musica" is not German; it is Latin (or Italian/Spanish) for "music." In German, "music" translates to "Musik."
In a sentence
Ich mag Musica von deutschen Komponisten.
I like music by German composers.
'Musica' here refers to music and is used in a general sense to express a preference for a particular type of music (content and origin).
Die Musica, die gestern gespielt wurde, war beeindruckend.
The music that was played yesterday was impressive.
'Musica' refers to a specific performance of music, indicating a contextual and temporally defined idea of music.
Bringen Sie bitte die Musica für das nächste Stück.
Please bring the music (sheet) for the next piece.
'Musica' in this context refers to music sheets or written compositions to be used in a performance.
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