楽譜
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Base noun form. Refers to written music notation used by musicians to play or sing. Example: 『楽譜を読む』 (gakufu o yomu, 'to read sheet music').
Theme
Two music students, Miyuki and User, are in a practice room discussing their upcoming recital pieces.
楽譜
がくふ
score (music, sheet music)
Culture & SocietyEntertainment & Media
Memory Hook
Imagine a 'raku' (楽, meaning 'comfort' or 'music') sheet that you 'fu' (譜, meaning 'record') your music on. 'Raku-fu' → 楽譜 (gakufu, 'sheet music'). Think of it as a comfortable record for musicians.
Cultural Note
In Japan, 『楽譜』 (gakufu, 'sheet music') is essential for traditional music education, such as learning instruments like the 『ピアノ』 (piano, 'piano') or 『バイオリン』 (baiorin, 'violin'). It's also used in 『カラオケ』 (karaoke, 'karaoke') to display lyrics and notes for singers.
Forms
Base: 楽譜Base noun form. Refers to written music notation used by musicians to play or sing. Example: 『楽譜を読む』 (gakufu o yomu, 'to read sheet music').