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歌を作曲する

uta o sakkyoku suru
verb phrase★Intermediate— to compose a song
general

To write music for a song, creating the melody and structure.

彼女は新しいバラードを作曲するのが得意です。

She excels at composing new ballads.

💡

This phrase is commonly used in the context of music creation, particularly in pop, classical, or traditional Japanese music.

Collocations

新しい歌を作曲するto compose a new song有名な歌を作曲するto compose a famous song

Synonyms

曲を作る音楽を作る

Related Phrases

曲を書くphrase
to write music
音楽を作るphrase
to make music

💡Pro Tip

Common Usage

This phrase is often used when discussing the creative process of songwriting or musical composition.

📖Word Origin

From 歌 (uta, 'song') + を (object marker) + 作曲する (sakkyoku suru, 'to compose music').

📝Usage Notes

This phrase is neutral and can be used in both formal and informal contexts. It is commonly used by musicians, composers, and music enthusiasts.

Word Breakdown

歌
song
noun
+
を
object marker
particle
+
作曲する
to compose music
verb
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