sheet music
/'ʃi:t'mju:zik/
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Definition
- Noun:
- A musical composition in printed or written form: "Sheet music" refers to a physical or digital document that contains the written notation of a musical piece. It serves as a guide for performers to play or sing the music.
Examples of Usage
- Noun:
- The pianist placed the sheet music on the stand before beginning the sonata.
- I need to buy the sheet music for that new pop song so I can learn to play it on the guitar.
- The library has an extensive collection of classical sheet music.
Advanced Usage
- "To read sheet music": The ability to interpret musical notation.
- It takes practice to learn how to read sheet music fluently.
- "A piece of sheet music": Referring to a single musical work in notated form.
- She found an old piece of sheet music for a forgotten waltz in the attic.
Variants and Related Words
- Score (n): A more complex form of written music, often for an ensemble or orchestra, showing all instrumental or vocal parts. (e.g., )
- Manuscript (n): A handwritten or original version of a musical composition. (e.g., )
- Fake book (n): A collection of musical lead sheets, providing basic melodies and chords.
Synonyms
- Musical score: A general term for notated music.
- Notation: The system of written symbols representing musical sounds.
- Music: Can be used informally in context (e.g., "Where is the music for this piece?").
Related Phrases
- "Sheet music stand": The physical holder for sheet music, often used by musicians.
- The violinist adjusted the sheet music stand to the correct height.
Noun
- a musical composition in printed or written form
- she turned the pages of the music as he played