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発音

• IPA^(key): /t͡ʃɪnˈpuː/

名詞

qinpu pl (複数形 only)

1. Tablature score collections for the Chinese musical instrument, the guqin.
   • 1993, Experimental Musical Instruments, volume 9, page 17:

     In qin music the pervasive mood/mode (when one can be said to be at the fore) is the autumn/shang correlation, and in many qinpu (collections of qin notations), pieces in shang are the most numerous.

   • 1994, Yip Mingmei, “Review (L'art du qin by Georges Goormaghtigh)”, in Journal of the Society for Asian Music, volume 25, University of Texas Press, page 243:

     A qin handbook is called qinpu in Chinese, which means literally qin tablature. Beginning from the Ming dynasty (1368-1644), many qinpu were printed after prince Zhu Chuan edited and printed the first qinpu, Shenqi Mipu (The Wonderful Esoteric Tablature).

   • 1996, William Duckworth, Sound and Light: La Monte Young, Marian Zazeela, page 144:

     As we look back into the early collections of qin notations, known as qinpu, we find an interesting collection of pictures in the pedagogical sections of several important qinpu.