prog N abbr of
prog → program
- prog
- програма f
I. program [ˈprəʊgræm, Am ˈproʊ-] N
1. program (computer instructions):
2. program Am, Aus s. → programme
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He began playing drums at age seven, performing with a series of prog-rock and disco bands throughout adolescence.
en.wikipedia.org Wood was later to comment that the band had a bit too much prog-rock about it.
en.wikipedia.org He has played in a country, blues, reggae, prog, and '50s/ '60s cover band.
en.wikipedia.org It is perhaps the most exciting of their albums, with some gothic and prog-rock elements in the music.
en.wikipedia.org His fill-heavy drumming style is influenced by jazz and prog-rock, characterized by complex, atypical rhythmic structures (including irregular stopping and starting).
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