#IOTW: Idioms related to music

Blow my own horn/trumpet. Meaning: menyombongkan kemampuan dan prestasi yang dimiliki.
- Example:
  - “I don’t want to blow my own horn, but my team has won twice on that competition.”
Change your tune. Meaning: mengubah cara pandang/perilaku tentang suatu hal.
- EXample:
  - “You need to change your tune if you want to pass the exam.”
Face the music. Meaning: menghadapi konsekuensi negatif dari apa yang sudah dilakukan.
- Example:
  - “Tim should meet the board of director and face the music after he screwed up the deal.”
Music to my ears. Meaning: mendengar sesuatu hal yang menyenangkan/diharapkan.
- Example:
  - “Thank you Milly, your confession is music to my ears.”
For a song. Meaning: menjual/membeli dengan harga yang murah.
- Example:
  - “Since no one else wanted it, I can pick it up for a song.“
Pull out all the stops. Meaning: mengerahkan segala usaha untuk mencapai hasil yang diinginkan.
- Example:
  - “My team promises to pull out all the stops to win the competition.”
Ring a bell. Meaning: familiar, seperti sudah pernah melihat/mendengar sebelumnya.
- Example:
  - “This song rings a bell; have we ever heard it somewhere?”
Jazz (something) up. Meaning: membuat suatu hal menjadi lebih menarik.
- Example:
  - “Lily wanted to jazz up her car with some new accessories.”
(…) and all that jazz. Meaning: (…) dan segala hal yang berkaitan dengan itu.
- Example:
  - “My mother really loves cooking and all that jazz.”
Clear as a bell. Meaning: mudah dimengerti.
- Example:
  - “I hope the explanation has been given was clear as a bell.”