Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
sheet music
Greek translation:
παρτιτούρες
Aug 1, 2002 18:19
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English term
Ardith
sheet music
English to Greek
Art/Literary
Music
music
Retail stores (in the USA) that sell music scores, whether for solo instruments, or ensembles, usually use the term "Sheet music" to refer to all such scores, even when they're not just on unbound sheets of paper, but bound in book form.
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παρτιτούρες
We call the separate sheets "παρτιτούρες" in Greek. (parti'toores). This is in the plural, referring to many musical pieces. For one piece you'd say "παρτιτούρα".
I can't think of a term that applies both to separate sheets and to books.
I can't think of a term that applies both to separate sheets and to books.
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