05:23 Apr 22, 2015 |
English to Russian translations [Non-PRO] Art/Literary - Music | |||||
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5 | солисты |
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4 | Ведущий исполнитель (данной секции в оркестре), солист |
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4 | концертмейстер группы |
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first chair player солисты Explanation: cм.: http://www.thefreedictionary.com/first chair |
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first chair player Ведущий исполнитель (данной секции в оркестре), солист Explanation: Данный текст (найдено в Интернете) ссылается на сайт Chicago Symphony Orchestra, но мне не удалось это проверить, возможно потому что текст опубликован давно, в 2004 г. Но мне кажется очень убедительным это объяснение термина "chair" относящегося к тематике симфонического оркестра. В конечном счете, все зависит от контекста. Because most orchestra members play sitting down, a person's position in an orchestra is called a “chair.” (Percussion players stand, and double bass players support themselves with special tall stools or chairs.) The player who occupies the “first chair” in a section is called the “principal” of that section. The first-chair oboist is called the “principal oboe” (or “principal oboist”), for example, and the first-chair cellist is called the “principal cello” (or “principal cellist”). The first-chair player of the first violin section, however, is called the “concertmaster,” and has special responsibilities. Reference: http://boards.straightdope.com/sdmb/archive/index.php/t-2779... |
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first chair player концертмейстер группы Explanation: В русском языке должность руководителя группы инструментов оркестра имеет вполне устоявшееся название "концертмейстер". В данном случае речь идет о группах струнных инструментов. Example sentence(s):
Reference: http://tatarstan-symphony.com/orkestr/ Reference: http://www.mikhailovsky.ru/theatre/company/orchestra/ |
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