Similar words: entablature, musculature, legislature, vasculature, nomenclature, mature, nature, matured. Meaning: ['tæblətʃə(r)] 
n. a musical notation indicating the fingering to be used.
n. a musical notation indicating the fingering to be used. 
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1. Rather than denoting pitch values, Chiang's tablature notation appears to refer to fingerings on the Chinese flute and is of limited value in restoring the original music of a larger body of songs.
2. Tablature Music An early system of notation that used letters and symbols to indicate playing directions rather than tones.
3. Guitar tablature arrangements of every song from the album, complete with melody line, lyrics and chord symbols.
4. Posts stamping shelf protection mask safe institution, and produces homework safety tablature increasing, and secures that number of persons produce homework safety.
5. For the science that we are imagining, it is a completely different tablature.
6. The earliest known musical notation from China is a tablature for zither, from the 6th century a. D.
7. In fact an incredible number of famous and popular musicians have never used sheet music in their life, either using guitar tablature or playing by ear.
8. The next version should feature lots of improvement in notation handling, along with other modes like guitar tablature for instance.
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