Notenblatt

sheet of music

noun NO-ten-blat Rare

Origin: from Note (note) + Blatt (sheet)

Also means

score page

Usage Note

Notenblatt is a single sheet of music; the bound collection is Noten (always plural in this sense) or a Partitur for a full score. A music stand is a Notenständer.

Examples

"Ein Windstoß wehte das Notenblatt vom Pult."

Natural Translation

A gust of wind blew the sheet of music off the stand.

Literal Translation

A gust-of-wind blew the music-sheet from-the stand.

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