Definition of eye music in English:

eye music

noun ˈʌɪ ˌmjuːzɪk

1Depreciative. Music that is more impressive in its written form than when heard in performance.
2Originally poetic. Something that is pleasing to the eye in a manner likened to listening to music, especially in being visually rhythmic, varied in colour or tone, etc.
3Music. Musical notation which employs visual symbols or other graphical features (usually drawing the attention of the reader or performer to elements of the musical or lyrical content) that do not affect the sound of the music when performed.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in The Gentleman's Magazine. From eye + music.

Definition of eye music in US English:

eye music

nounˈʌɪ ˌmjuːzɪk

1Depreciative. Music that is more impressive in its written form than when heard in performance.
2Originally poetic. Something that is pleasing to the eye in a manner likened to listening to music, especially in being visually rhythmic, varied in colour or tone, etc.
3Music. Musical notation which employs visual symbols or other graphical features (usually drawing the attention of the reader or performer to elements of the musical or lyrical content) that do not affect the sound of the music when performed.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in The Gentleman's Magazine. From eye + music.

单词	eye music
释义	Definition of eye music in English: eye music noun ˈʌɪ ˌmjuːzɪk 1Depreciative. Music that is more impressive in its written form than when heard in performance. 2Originally poetic. Something that is pleasing to the eye in a manner likened to listening to music, especially in being visually rhythmic, varied in colour or tone, etc. 3Music. Musical notation which employs visual symbols or other graphical features (usually drawing the attention of the reader or performer to elements of the musical or lyrical content) that do not affect the sound of the music when performed. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in The Gentleman's Magazine. From eye + music. Definition of eye music in US English: eye music nounˈʌɪ ˌmjuːzɪk 1Depreciative. Music that is more impressive in its written form than when heard in performance. 2Originally poetic. Something that is pleasing to the eye in a manner likened to listening to music, especially in being visually rhythmic, varied in colour or tone, etc. 3Music. Musical notation which employs visual symbols or other graphical features (usually drawing the attention of the reader or performer to elements of the musical or lyrical content) that do not affect the sound of the music when performed. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in The Gentleman's Magazine. From eye + music.
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