orchestra : Dictionary / Wörterbuch (BEOLINGUS, TU Chemnitz)

	English	German
	orchestra	Orchester {n} [mus.]
	orchestras	Orchester {pl}
	orchestra member	Orchestermitglied {n} [mus.]
	orchestra members	Orchestermitglieder {pl}
	orchestra pit	Orchesterraum {m}; Orchestergraben {m}
	orchestra stalls	Orchestersitze {pl}
	orchestra	Parterre {n}
	to stop the orchestra	abklopfen {vt} (Dirigent)
	stopping the orchestra	abklopfend
	stopped the orchestra	abgeklopft
	film orchestra	Filmorchester {n} [mus.]
	film orchestras	Filmorchester {pl}
	chamber orchestra	Kammerorchester {n} [mus.]
	chamber orchestras	Kammerorchester {pl}
	church orchestra	Kirchencapella {f}; Kirchenkapelle {f}
	spa orchestra	Kurkapelle {f}
	spa orchestras	Kurkapellen {pl}
	concert of the spa orchestra	Kurkonzert {n}
	concerts of the spa orchestra	Kurkonzerte {pl}
	philharmonic orchestra (society)	Philharmonie {f}
	member of a philharmonic orchestra	Philharmoniker {m}
	members of a philharmonic orchestra	Philharmoniker {pl}
	string orchestra	Streichorchester {n} [mus.]
	string orchestras	Streichorchester {pl}
	'The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra' (by Britten / work title)	'Orchesterführer für junge Leute' (von Britten / Werktitel) [mus.]
	performance venue; venue	Aufführungsort {m}; Spielort {m} [art]
	performance venues; venues	Aufführungsorte {pl}; Spielorte {pl}
	The orchestra will be performing at/in several venues in the upcoming month.	Das Orchester tritt im kommenden Monat an mehreren Spielorten auf.
	chorus (part of a musical composition/performance)	Chor {m} (Teil einer Komposition/Aufführung) [mus.]
	the Hallelujah chorus from Haendel's 'Messias'	der Halleljuah-Chor aus Händels 'Messias'
	Symphonic Suite for Chorus and Orchestra	Sinfonische Suite für (Konzert)chor und Orchester
	to say sth. in chorus	etw. im Chor sagen
	The men's chorus comes in before the women's chorus.	Der Männerchor setzt vor dem Frauenchor ein.
	motet	Motette {f} [mus.]
	motets	Motetten {pl}
	Motet for Choir and Orchestra	Motette für (Kirchen)chor und Orchester
	note; tone [Am.]	(einzelner) Ton {m} [mus.]
	to give (sb.) the note (in an orchestra)	(jdm.) den Ton (an)geben (im Orchester)
	to strike the right note	den richtigen Ton treffen
	to play the the first few notes of the tune	die ersten paar Töne der Melodie spielen
	to have trouble hitting the high/low notes	Mühe haben, die hohen/tiefen Töne zu treffen
	Despite a few wrong notes, he gave a generally good performance.	Trotz einiger falscher Töne war sein Vortrag insgesamt gut.
	to be in; to act in; to play in	mitspielen; mitwirken bei
	to be in a film/movie; to act in a film	in einem Film mitspielen
	to play in an orchestra	in einem Orchester mitspielen