Notációból

Notációból is a Hungarian term that translates to "from notation" or "out of notation." It is most commonly used in the context of music and refers to the process of transcribing or arranging a piece of music from one form into another, often from a less detailed to a more detailed notation, or from one instrument's part to another. For example, a composer might write a melody without specific harmonic accompaniment, and a musician would then create a notációból arrangement to add chords and a full arrangement for a specific ensemble. Similarly, a piece written for piano might be arranged for an orchestra through a process of notációból.

The term implies a transformation of musical ideas, moving from a conceptual or skeletal representation into a fully realized musical score. This can involve adding ornamentation, elaborating on rhythmic figures, or creating new melodic lines that complement the original material. It is a fundamental aspect of musical arrangement and transcription, allowing music to be adapted for different performers, instruments, or stylistic contexts while retaining the essence of the original composition. The outcome of notációból is a new, detailed musical notation that guides the performance.