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全曲 (ぜんきょく, zenkyoku) Japanese meaning: all songs | Kotomora
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I listened to all the songs on this album.
He has memorized the entire symphony.
Usage patterns 〈 物もの 〉 の 全ぜん 曲きょく を 聴き く to listen to every track (of an album)
I listened to every track on that album.
全ぜん 曲きょく を 通とお して 〈 動どう 詞し 〉 to do something across the whole piece/all the songs
The same theme can be felt throughout the whole piece.
〈 物もの 〉 の 全ぜん 曲きょく を 収しゅう 録ろく する to include/record every track (on a release)
This DVD includes every song from the live performance.
Related words 全曲 refers specifically to every song or track (as in an album), while 全編 refers to the entirety of any work such as a film, book, or piece of music.
全曲 is limited to musical pieces or tracks, whereas 全部 is a general word for 'all' that can apply to anything.
Etymology Compound of 全 (zen, 'all') and 曲 (kyoku, 'musical piece').