Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

soumonce générale

English translation:

general rehearsal

Added to glossary by Yolanda Broad
May 20, 2003 20:03
21 yrs ago
French term

soumonces générales

French to English Art/Literary
Les soumonces générales déguisées. A l'occasion de la ducasse Saint-Pierre, soumonces générales des gilles virginalois.
(Festival in Ittre in Belgium)

Proposed translations

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general rehearsal

... soumonce générale. Les soumonces sont en quelque sorte une répétition
générale avant le grand jour du carnaval. Habillés ...
www.pixelsbw.com/fetes/soumonces/page1.htm

General Rehearsal Strategies
Links Related to General Rehearsal Techniques. Band Rehearsal Techniques -
This site lists some general strategies for having effective rehearsals. ...
www.glue.umd.edu/~pbarnes/mued420/grs.html
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agree swisstell
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agree Jane Lamb-Ruiz (X) : dress is a une général...general above is different
1 day 16 hrs
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5 mins

pre-carnival general activities, general carnival rehearsals

The Lenten Carnival of Binche is a local source of pride, with preparations beginning six weeks before the festivities begin. The pre-carnival activities, or soumonces, include drum and music rehearsals, as well as the "trouilles de nouilles," a night when costumed revelers make their way around town and attend themed costume balls.


The Carnival of Gille is composed of 4 major events. The first is the "Soumonces". This event takes place two months prior to the main celebration. Each of the Gille Societies will start rehearsals for the main event. The members of each socities will dress in traditional miner costumes. This is the time that each person honors the miners who built the town with their labor and courage.

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agree Jane Lamb-Ruiz (X) : general is NOT right here...une répétition generale is a DRESS rehearsal
1 day 16 hrs
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8 mins

dress rehearsal in fancy dress (UK) in costume(s) (US)

I would leave the word in French and in italics in apposition to the above
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