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09:07 Jul 18, 2001 |
German to English translations [PRO] Law/Patents | |||||
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| Selected response from: Thomas Bollmann Germany Local time: 19:36 | ||||
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na | set of parts |
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na | (vocal) part / (vocal) score / vocal setting / vocal composition |
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set of parts Explanation: I guess it is a musical contract, it must be a set of parts or simply a set experience as conductor of a wind band |
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(vocal) part / (vocal) score / vocal setting / vocal composition Explanation: Usually the music business has varieties on this. Is it classical? A vocal score of the Music Man musical would have the orchestral parts reduced so a soloist can study his or her part (voice line or solo) to a simplified piano accompaniment. But, the orchestral score of a symphony would include the conductor's score and the individual parts, which can be intrumental or vocal. Stimmen just means the different parts - not necessarily vocal ones. Here's an example from Bach's works: Johann Sebastian Bach Missa (h moll: Kyrie und Gloria). Originaler Stimmensatz (Mass in B Minor: Kyrie and Gloria. Original Vocal Part) Leipzig, 1733, bass voice Paper (117) ------------------------- Could just as easily be this, too, though. "A complete set of orchestra parts" HTH Matthew13 Reference: http://www.loc.gov/exhibits/dres/dres9.html Reference: http://www.meyerbeer.com/bochum.htm#e |
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