rehearsal$68531$ - translation to greek
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rehearsal$68531$ - translation to greek

Rehearsal mark; Rehearsal number

rehearsal      
n. δοκιμή, πρόβα
dress rehearsal         
  • [[Russian Ground Forces]] Guards during a dress rehearsal for a [[military parade]] in [[Alabino]], [[Moscow Oblast]].
  •  [[Jack Benny]] at a rehearsal with members of the California Junior Symphony Orchestra, 1959
  • Laura Liguori playing Lilya Brik during a production rehearsal of ''Mayakovsky and Stalin''.
  • Steamcog band members at a rehearsal in September 2019.
PRACTICE PERFORMANCE
Dress rehearsal; Dress Rehearsal; Rehersal; Dress rehersal; Band sectional; Rehearsing; Rehearse; Rehearser; Music rehearsal; Répétition générale; Sectional rehearsals; Sectional rehearsal; Film rehearsal in the United States; Television rehearsal in the United States; Television rehearsal in America; Film rehearsal in America; Rehearsal in the United States television industry; Rehearsal (USA television industry); Dress rehearsal (USA television industry)
γενική πρόβα
stage direction         
  • Map of the Théâtre des Tuileries
  • House left and right are from the audience's perspective.
THEATRE TERM THAT REFERS TO THE PRECISE MOVEMENT AND POSITIONING OF ACTORS ON A STAGE
Stage left; Stage right; Stage directions; House right; House left; Downstage; Down-stage; Up-stage; Stage direction; Camera blocking; Upstage (stage position); Côté cour and côté jardin; Blocking (filmmaking); Blocking rehearsal
θεατρική σκηνοθεσία

Definition

rehearsal
n.
1) to conduct, hold; schedule a rehearsal
2) a dress, final rehearsal
3) a rehearsal for
4) at a rehearsal (I'll see you at the dress rehearsal)

Wikipedia

Rehearsal letter

A rehearsal letter is a boldface letter of the alphabet in an orchestral score, and its corresponding parts, that provides the conductor, who typically leads rehearsals, with a convenient spot to tell the orchestra to begin at places other than the start of movements or pieces. Rehearsal letters are most often used in scores of the Romantic era and onwards, beginning with Louis Spohr. Rehearsal letters are typically placed at structural points in the piece.