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Parterre n
orchestra
Orchester
orchestra
Orchesterraum m, Orchestergraben m
orchestra pit
Orchesterraum m; Orchestergraben m
orchestra pit
Filmorchester n
film orchestra
Kirchencapella f; Kirchenkapelle f
church orchestra
Kirchencapella f, Kirchenkapelle f
church orchestra
Orchestersitze pl
orchestra stalls
Streichorchester
string orchestra
Barockorchester n mus.
baroque orchestra
Kammerorchester
chamber orchestra
Orchester n
Orchester pl
orchestra
orchestras
Orchester n mus.
Orchester pl
orchestra
orchestras
Philharmonie
philharmonic orchestra
Stimmführer m (im Orchester); Registerführer m (im Blasorchester) mus.
principal (in an orchestra)
Wiener Philharmoniker
Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Kurkapelle f
Kurkapellen pl
spa orchestra
spa orchestras
Philharmonie f
philharmonic orchestra (society)
Filmorchester n mus.
Filmorchester pl
film orchestra
film orchestras
Philharmoniker m
member of a philharmonic orchestra
Streichorchester n mus.
Streichorchester pl
string orchestra
string orchestras
Orchestermitglied n mus.
Orchestermitglieder pl
orchestra member
orchestra members
Kammerorchester n mus.
Kammerorchester pl
chamber orchestra
chamber orchestras
Deutscher Bühnenverein m Dt.
German Theatre and Orchestra Association
Motette f mus.
Motetten pl
Motette für (Kirchen)chor und Orchester
motet
motets
Motet for Choir and Orchestra
Instrumentenguppe f (im Orchester) mus.
Instrumentenguppen pl
instrument section (in an orchestra)
instrument sections
Orchesterleiter m mus.
Orchesterleiter pl
orchestra leader; leader Am.
orchestra leaders; leaders
Motette f mus.
Motetten pl
Psalmenmotette f
Motette für (Kirchen)chor und Orchester
motet
motets
psalm motet
Motet for Choir and Orchestra
Kurkonzert n
Kurkonzerte pl
concert of the spa orchestra
concerts of the spa orchestra
Opernhaus n
Opernhäuser pl
das Orchester des Opernhauses
opera house
opera houses
the orchestra of the opera house
'Orchesterführer für junge Leute' (von Britten Werktitel) mus.
'The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra' (by Britten work title)
'Orchesterführer für junge Leute' (von Britten Werktitel) mus.
'The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra' (by Britten work title)
abklopfen v (Dirigent)
abklopfend
abgeklopft
to stop the orchestra
stopping the orchestra
stopped the orchestra
Philharmoniker m
Philharmoniker pl
member of a philharmonic orchestra
members of a philharmonic orchestra
Blasinstrument n mus.
Blasinstrumente pl
die Bläser (Instrumentenguppe im Orchester)
wind instrument
wind instruments
the winds (instrument section in an orchestra)
Blechblasinstrument n; Blechinstrument n; Kesselmundstückinstrument n veraltet; Trompeteninstrument veraltet mus.
Blechblasinstrumente pl; Blechinstrumente pl; Kesselmundstückinstrumente pl
die Blechbläser (Instrumentengruppe im Orchester)
brass instrument
brass instruments
the brass (instrument section in an orchestra)
Blechblasinstrument n; Blechinstrument n mus.
Blechblasinstrumente pl
die Blechbläser (Instrumentengruppe im Orchester)
brass instrument
brass instruments
the brass (instrument section in an orchestra)
Konzertmeister m (erster Geiger eines Orchesters) mus.
Konzertmeister pl
leader Br.; concertmaster Am. (principal violinist in an orchestra)
leaders; concertmasters
(mit dem Taktstock) abklopfen v mus.
abklopfend
abgeklopft
to stop the orchestra (by tapping with the baton)
stopping the orchestra
stopped the orchestra
grob; plump (ungenau) adv
grob geschätzt
grob gesprochen,
Dieses Orchester spielt viel zu plump.
crudely (unsubtly)
crudely estimated
to put it crudely
This orchestra plays way too crudely.
mitspielen; mitwirken bei
in einem Film mitspielen
in einem Orchester mitspielen
to be in; to act in; to play in
to be in a film movie; to act in a film
to play in an orchestra
mitspielen; mitwirken v bei etw.
in einem Film mitspielen
in einem Orchester mitspielen
to be in; to act in; to play in sth.
to be in a film movie; to act in a film
to play in an orchestra
Variation f (über etw.) mus.
Variationen pl
Variationen über ein Thema von Joseph Haydn
Symphonische Variationen für Klavier und Orchester
variation (on sth.)
variations
Variations on a Theme by Joseph Haydn
Symphonic Variations for Piano and Orchestra
Orchester n mus.
Orchester pl
Blasorchester n
Zupforchester n
eigens zusammengestelltes Orchester
orchestra
orchestras
wind orchestra
orchestra of plucked instruments
contracted orchestra; pickup orchestra Am.
Aufführungsort m; Aufführungsstätte f; Spielort m art
Aufführungsorte pl; Aufführungsstätte pl; Spielorte pl
Das Orchester tritt im kommenden Monat an mehreren Spielorten auf.
performance venue; venue
performance venues; venues
The orchestra will be performing at in several venues in the upcoming month.
Chor m (Teil einer Komposition Aufführung) mus.
Schlusschor m
der Hallelujah-Chor aus Händels „Messias“
Sinfonische Suite für (Konzert)chor und Orchester
etw. im Chor sagen
Der Männerchor setzt vor dem Frauenchor ein.
chorus (part of a musical composition performance)
final chorus
the Hallelujah chorus from Haendel's 'Messias'
Symphonic Suite for Chorus and Orchestra
to say sth. in chorus
The men's chorus comes in before the women's chorus.
Chor m (Teil einer Komposition Aufführung) mus.
Schlusschor m
der Halleljuah-Chor aus Händels 'Messias'
Sinfonische Suite für (Konzert)chor und Orchester
etw. im Chor sagen
Der Männerchor setzt vor dem Frauenchor ein.
chorus (part of a musical composition performance)
final chorus
the Hallelujah chorus from Haendel's 'Messias'
Symphonic Suite for Chorus and Orchestra
to say sth. in chorus
The men's chorus comes in before the women's chorus.
wichtigste r s; erster e s; größte r s; Haupt… adj
der Hauptgrund für etw.
die Hauptmelodie mus.
die wichtigsten Städte in der Region
unsere wichtigste Einnahmequelle Haupteinnahmequelle
der erste Geiger Hornist usw. eines Orchesters mus.
Das ist meine größte Sorge.
principal (rather formal)
the principal reason for sth.
the principal tune
the principal cities of the region
our principal source of income
the principal violinist horn player etc. of an orchestra
This is my principal concern.
wichtigste r s; erster e s; größte r s; Haupt... adj
der Hauptgrund für etw.
die Hauptmelodie mus.
die wichtigsten Städte in der Region
unsere wichtigste Einnahmequelle Haupteinnahmequelle
der erste Geiger Hornist etc. eines Orchesters mus.
Das ist meine größte Sorge.
principal (rather formal)
the principal reason for sth.
the principal tune
the principal cities of the region
our principal source of income
the principal violinist horn player etc. of an orchestra
This is my principal concern.
(einzelner) Ton m mus.
(jdm.) den Ton (an)geben (im Orchester)
den richtigen Ton treffen
die ersten paar Töne der Melodie spielen
Mühe haben, die hohen tiefen Töne zu treffen
Trotz einiger falscher Töne war sein Vortrag insgesamt gut.
note; tone Am.
to give (sb.) the note (in an orchestra)
to strike the right note
to play the first few notes of the tune
to have trouble hitting the high low notes
Despite a few wrong notes, he gave a generally good performance.
(einzelner) Ton m mus.
(jdm.) den Ton (an)geben (im Orchester)
den richtigen Ton treffen
die ersten paar Töne der Melodie spielen
Mühe haben die hohen tiefen Töne zu treffen
Trotz einiger falscher Töne war sein Vortrag insgesamt gut.
note; tone Am.
to give (sb.) the note (in an orchestra)
to strike the right note
to play the the first few notes of the tune
to have trouble hitting the high low notes
Despite a few wrong notes he gave a generally good performance.
jdn. zu jdm. zählen v
zählend zu
gezählt zu
jdn. zu seinen Kunden zählen
Das Orchester zählt Simon Rattle zu seinen Dirigenten.
Sie zählt mehrere Ärzte zu ihren Freunden.; Unter ihren Freunden sind mehrere Ärzte.
to count sb. among sb.; to number sb. among sb.
counting among; numbering among
counted among; numbered among
to count sb. among your customers
The orchestra numbers Simon Rattle among its conductors.
She counts several doctors among her friends.
Probe f art mus.
Proben pl
Beleuchtungsprobe f
Bühnenprobe f; Theaterprobe f
Generalprobe f
öffentliche Generalprobe
Kostümprobe f (beim Sprechtheater)
Leseprobe f (beim Sprechtheater)
Orchesterprobe f mus.
Stellprobe f; Arrangierprobe f veraltet (beim Sprechtheater)
Stimmprobe f; Registerprobe f mus.
rehearsal
rehearsals
lighting rehearsal
stage rehearsal
dress rehearsal; final rehearsal
public dress rehearsal; public final rehearsal
dress rehearsal
read-through; table-read; table work
orchestra rehearsal
blocking rehearsal
sectional rehearsal; voice group rehearsal

Deutsche Parterre {n} Synonyme

Erdgeschoss  ÂParterre  
parterre  auditorium  balcony  billiard table  bowling green  box  box seat  dead flat  dead level  dress circle  

Englische orchestra Synonyme

orchestra  German band  L  Philharmonic  R  acting area  apron  apron stage  audience  auditorium  auditory  backstage  balcony  band  band shell  bandstand  big band  board  box  box seat  brass  brass band  brass choir  brass quintet  brass section  brasses  bridge  callithumpian band  chamber orchestra  combo  concert band  congregation  coulisse  desks  dixieland band  dock  dress circle  dressing room  ensemble  fauteuil  flies  fly floor  fly gallery  forestage  gallery  gamelan orchestra  greenroom  grid  gridiron  groundling  group  house  jazz band  jug band  lightboard  loge  military band  nigger heaven  orchestra circle  orchestra pit  paradise  parquet  parquet circle  parterre  peanut gallery  performing area  philharmonic  pit  proscenium  proscenium boxes  proscenium stage  quartet  quintet  ragtime band  rock-and-roll group  sextet  shell  skiffle band  spectator  stage  stage left  stage right  stall  standing room  steel band  street band  string band  string choir  string orchestra  string quartet  strings  swing band  switchboard  symphony  symphony orchestra  the boards  theater  theatre stall  trio  waits  wings  woodwind  woodwind choir  woodwind quartet  woodwinds  
orchestrate  adapt  arrange  blend  compose  harmonize  instrument  instrumentate  integrate  make an adaptation  melodize  musicalize  put to music  score  set  set to music  symphonize  synthesize  transcribe  transpose  unify  write  
orchestration  Nachtmusik  absolute music  adaptation  air varie  aleatory  aleatory music  arrangement  chamber music  chamber orchestra  composition  descant  electronic music  etude  exercise  harmonization  incidental music  instrumental music  instrumentation  intonation  invention  modulation  nocturne  opus  phrasing  piece  preparation  production  program music  resolution  ricercar  score  setting  solution  sonata  sonatina  string orchestra  string quartet  study  suspension  theme and variations  tone painting  transcription  trio  variation  work  
orchestrator  arranger  ballad maker  balladeer  balladist  balladmonger  composer  contrapuntist  ethnomusicologist  harmonist  harmonizer  hymnist  hymnographer  hymnologist  librettist  madrigalist  melodist  melodizer  musicographer  musicologist  scorer  song writer  songsmith  symphonist  tone poet  tunesmith  

 

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An orchestra is a large instrumental ensemble, often used in classical music, that contains sections of string , brass, woodwind, and percussion instruments. Other instruments such as the piano and celesta may sometimes be grouped into a fifth section such as a keyboard section or may stand alone, as may the concert harp and, for 20th and 21st century compositions, electric and electronic instruments. The term orchestra derives from the Greek ???????? , the name for the area in front of an ancient Greek stage reserved for the Greek chorus. The orchestra grew by accretion throughout the 18th and 19th centuries, but the strings, woodwinds, and brass sections changed very little in composition during the course of the 20th century.