half scored
French translation: orchestrer / composer /écrire une partition
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peer agreement (net): +1Une demi-partie ecrite pour chaque combinaison d'instruments. Explanation: Half of the pieces are written for one combination of instruments, the other half for the other combination of instruments. Scored just means written, or composed. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-07-10 01:57:34 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- As in the following example. EARLY AMERICAN SOCIAL DANCE: A Bibliography of Sources to 1820 ... Copybook containing 44 tunes, about half scored for keyboard and voice, rest for keyboard, and figures for three dances.] 62 pp. Center for Popular Music, ... http://www.colonialmusic.org/Resource/DFIA/DancBibl.htm More Results From: www.colonialmusic.org -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-07-10 01:58:45 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- In the above example, half of the tunes are written for keyboard and voice. I don\'t know what the other half are written for. |
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peer agreement (net): -1la moitie de la partition est ecrite pour ... Explanation: la moitie de la partition est ecrite pour des flutes a bec (I think) et continuo (this I don't know), et l'autre moitie est ecrite pour des violons... Like half the instruments playing this piece are recorders the other half are violins. they are probably playing at the same time and not one after the other -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-07-10 20:10:45 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- sorry for this short explanation from yesterday, but I did not have enough time to extrapolate. I am a musician and I do often sightread musical notations. if you ever have a chance to look at music notations for say a 10 pieces (instruments in this context) orchestra you will notice that each part ( melody line , bass line...) wich can be played by one or more instruments at the same time are stacked one on top another running in a paralell fashion to create an orchestration (an arrangement). I believe that half scored in this context means that half the parts that are being played at a given time are reserved for the recorder and the other 2 parts are reserved for the violins this I believe is a piece of music written for a quartet, each instrument play a different line or melody at the same time in a contrapuntal fashion. I hope this makes sense to you . |
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peer agreement (net): +3écrire, écrire un partition, orchestrer Explanation: Pour répondre à "Mais je ne comprends toujours pas ce que scored veut dire". Le sens litéral de "to score" est "marquer avec une pointe" comme on peut marquer du metal avec une pointe de diamant. Le sens figuré de "to score" est "écrire une musique en partition", "coucher de la musique sur papier". L'autre sens figuré de "to score" (dans un contexte musical) est "orchestrer". "Scored for violins", par exemple, équivaut à "orchestré pour violons". Revenons à votre text. " *half* scored for two recorders and continuo [...], *the remainder* for two violins and continuo" Il est important de noter qu'on dit "half scored" et non "half-scored". "Half-scored" aurait été "à-demi orchestré". Le sous-entendu est "half **of which is** scored for...". "Remainder" est "ce qu'il reste après avoir enlever une partie". Ici, ça veut dire "une moitié écrite/orchestrée pour deux flutes et continuo, le reste, pour deux violons et continuo". -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-07-10 03:58:14 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- <grossoupir> Il s\'agit de six sonates... Donc, \"trois sonates orchestrée pour..., les trois autres pour...\" au lieu de \"la moitié\" et \"le reste\". </grossoupir> |
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