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opera house - перевод на русский

THEATRE BUILDING USED FOR OPERA PERFORMANCES
Opera House; Opera houses
  • Charles Louis Auguste Fouquet, duc de Belle-Isle]] during the 18th century; it is the oldest opera house working in France.
  • italic=no}} in [[Naples]], the world's oldest working opera house.
Найдено результатов: 1891
opera house         

['ɔp(ə)rəhaus]

общая лексика

оперный театр

американизм

(провинциальный) театр

выставочный зал

строительное дело

здание оперы, оперный театр

opera house         
здание оперы, оперный театр
Royal Opera House         
  • ''Harlequin's escape into the bottle'' (print)
  • The fire of 5 March 1856
  • The ''Bridge of Aspiration'' connects the [[Royal Ballet School]] (left) to the Royal Opera House (right) on the 4th floor. The bridge was designed by [[Wilkinson Eyre Architects]]
  • Facing the stage from the Amphitheatre
  • The Royal Opera House auditorium, stage to the left
  • Exterior of the Paul Hamlyn Hall
  • The Royal Opera House, Bow Street Façade, after reconstruction
  • ROH's Manoukian Production Facility at [[High House, Purfleet]]
OPERA HOUSE AND MAJOR PERFORMING ARTS VENUE IN COVENT GARDEN, CENTRAL LONDON (3RD THEATRE ON THE SITE, OPENED 1858)
The Royal Opera House; Covent Garden Theatre; Theatre Royal, Covent Garden; Royal Italian Opera; Covent Garden Opera House; Royal Opera House, Covent Garden; Linbury Studio Theatre; Covent Garden theatre; Royal Opera House, London; Royal Opera House Covent Garden; Orchestra of the Royal Opera House; Roh.org.uk

[,rɔɪtl'ɔptrəhaus]

общая лексика

Королевский оперный театр (официальное название оперного театра "Ковент-Гарден" [Covent Garden]. Существует с 1732; нынешнее здание с коринфской колоннадой построено в 1858, имеет 2320 мест; в нём тж. выступает Королевский балет [Royal Ballet])

opera         
  • Armide]]'' in the [[Salle du Palais-Royal]] in 1761
  • Private baroque theatre in [[Český Krumlov]]
  • [[Claudio Monteverdi]]
  • [[Ferenc Erkel]], the father of Hungarian opera
  • Glinka]]'s ''[[A Life for the Tsar]]''
  • German opera orchestra from the early 1950s
  • Giuseppe Verdi, by [[Giovanni Boldini]], 1886
  • Illustration for the score of the original Vienna version of ''[[Orfeo ed Euridice]]''
  • [[Henry Purcell]]
  • Stravinsky in 1921
  • The Queen of the Night in an 1815 production of Mozart's ''[[Die Zauberflöte]]''
  • Leyli and Majnun]]"'' opera. 1934. [[Azerbaijan State Academic Opera and Ballet Theater]]
  • [[Leoš Janáček]] in 1917
  • Macbeth]]'' at the [[Savonlinna Opera Festival]] in [[St. Olaf's Castle]], [[Savonlinna]], Finland, in 2007
  • ''[[The Mikado]]'' (Lithograph)
  • Ulriksdal Palace Theatre]] at the 40-year jubilee in 2016 of its funding, renovation and subsequent reopening
  • Panini]], 1747, [[Musée du Louvre]])
  • Score of Smetana's ''[[The Bartered Bride]]''
  • Richard Wagner
  • [[Magdalena Kožená]] and [[Jonas Kaufmann]] in a scene from ''[[Carmen]]'', [[Salzburg Festival]] 2012
  • Arnold Schoenberg in 1917; portrait by [[Egon Schiele]]
  • 1720}}
  • Brünnhilde throws herself on Siegfried's funeral pyre in Wagner's ''[[Götterdämmerung]]''
  • [[Sydney Opera House]]
  • [[La Scala]] of Milan
  • [[Thomas Arne]]
  • [[Antonio Vivaldi]], in 1723
ARTFORM COMBINING SUNG TEXT AND MUSICAL SCORE IN A THEATRICAL SETTING
Operas; Operatic; Opera singers; Operatics; Baroque opera; The Opera; Opera singer; Opera company; Opera (Music); Operatic scene; Opera music; Western opera; Opera in Baroque era

['ɔp(ə)rə]

общая лексика

театральный

существительное

общая лексика

опера

оперное искусство

либретто или партитура оперы

синоним

opera house

opera         
  • Armide]]'' in the [[Salle du Palais-Royal]] in 1761
  • Private baroque theatre in [[Český Krumlov]]
  • [[Claudio Monteverdi]]
  • [[Ferenc Erkel]], the father of Hungarian opera
  • Glinka]]'s ''[[A Life for the Tsar]]''
  • German opera orchestra from the early 1950s
  • Giuseppe Verdi, by [[Giovanni Boldini]], 1886
  • Illustration for the score of the original Vienna version of ''[[Orfeo ed Euridice]]''
  • [[Henry Purcell]]
  • Stravinsky in 1921
  • The Queen of the Night in an 1815 production of Mozart's ''[[Die Zauberflöte]]''
  • Leyli and Majnun]]"'' opera. 1934. [[Azerbaijan State Academic Opera and Ballet Theater]]
  • [[Leoš Janáček]] in 1917
  • Macbeth]]'' at the [[Savonlinna Opera Festival]] in [[St. Olaf's Castle]], [[Savonlinna]], Finland, in 2007
  • ''[[The Mikado]]'' (Lithograph)
  • Ulriksdal Palace Theatre]] at the 40-year jubilee in 2016 of its funding, renovation and subsequent reopening
  • Panini]], 1747, [[Musée du Louvre]])
  • Score of Smetana's ''[[The Bartered Bride]]''
  • Richard Wagner
  • [[Magdalena Kožená]] and [[Jonas Kaufmann]] in a scene from ''[[Carmen]]'', [[Salzburg Festival]] 2012
  • Arnold Schoenberg in 1917; portrait by [[Egon Schiele]]
  • 1720}}
  • Brünnhilde throws herself on Siegfried's funeral pyre in Wagner's ''[[Götterdämmerung]]''
  • [[Sydney Opera House]]
  • [[La Scala]] of Milan
  • [[Thomas Arne]]
  • [[Antonio Vivaldi]], in 1723
ARTFORM COMBINING SUNG TEXT AND MUSICAL SCORE IN A THEATRICAL SETTING
Operas; Operatic; Opera singers; Operatics; Baroque opera; The Opera; Opera singer; Opera company; Opera (Music); Operatic scene; Opera music; Western opera; Opera in Baroque era
opera noun 1) опера 2) (обыкн. the opera) оперное искусство
operatic         
  • Armide]]'' in the [[Salle du Palais-Royal]] in 1761
  • Private baroque theatre in [[Český Krumlov]]
  • [[Claudio Monteverdi]]
  • [[Ferenc Erkel]], the father of Hungarian opera
  • Glinka]]'s ''[[A Life for the Tsar]]''
  • German opera orchestra from the early 1950s
  • Giuseppe Verdi, by [[Giovanni Boldini]], 1886
  • Illustration for the score of the original Vienna version of ''[[Orfeo ed Euridice]]''
  • [[Henry Purcell]]
  • Stravinsky in 1921
  • The Queen of the Night in an 1815 production of Mozart's ''[[Die Zauberflöte]]''
  • Leyli and Majnun]]"'' opera. 1934. [[Azerbaijan State Academic Opera and Ballet Theater]]
  • [[Leoš Janáček]] in 1917
  • Macbeth]]'' at the [[Savonlinna Opera Festival]] in [[St. Olaf's Castle]], [[Savonlinna]], Finland, in 2007
  • ''[[The Mikado]]'' (Lithograph)
  • Ulriksdal Palace Theatre]] at the 40-year jubilee in 2016 of its funding, renovation and subsequent reopening
  • Panini]], 1747, [[Musée du Louvre]])
  • Score of Smetana's ''[[The Bartered Bride]]''
  • Richard Wagner
  • [[Magdalena Kožená]] and [[Jonas Kaufmann]] in a scene from ''[[Carmen]]'', [[Salzburg Festival]] 2012
  • Arnold Schoenberg in 1917; portrait by [[Egon Schiele]]
  • 1720}}
  • Brünnhilde throws herself on Siegfried's funeral pyre in Wagner's ''[[Götterdämmerung]]''
  • [[Sydney Opera House]]
  • [[La Scala]] of Milan
  • [[Thomas Arne]]
  • [[Antonio Vivaldi]], in 1723
ARTFORM COMBINING SUNG TEXT AND MUSICAL SCORE IN A THEATRICAL SETTING
Operas; Operatic; Opera singers; Operatics; Baroque opera; The Opera; Opera singer; Opera company; Opera (Music); Operatic scene; Opera music; Western opera; Opera in Baroque era

[ɔpə'rætik]

прилагательное

редкое выражение

оперный

Royal Opera         
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Royal Opera (disambiguation)

[,rɔɪtl'ɔptrə]

общая лексика

Королевская опера (лондонская оперная труппа; имеет собственный оркестр; выступает в Королевском оперном театре [Royal Opera House])

operatic         
  • Armide]]'' in the [[Salle du Palais-Royal]] in 1761
  • Private baroque theatre in [[Český Krumlov]]
  • [[Claudio Monteverdi]]
  • [[Ferenc Erkel]], the father of Hungarian opera
  • Glinka]]'s ''[[A Life for the Tsar]]''
  • German opera orchestra from the early 1950s
  • Giuseppe Verdi, by [[Giovanni Boldini]], 1886
  • Illustration for the score of the original Vienna version of ''[[Orfeo ed Euridice]]''
  • [[Henry Purcell]]
  • Stravinsky in 1921
  • The Queen of the Night in an 1815 production of Mozart's ''[[Die Zauberflöte]]''
  • Leyli and Majnun]]"'' opera. 1934. [[Azerbaijan State Academic Opera and Ballet Theater]]
  • [[Leoš Janáček]] in 1917
  • Macbeth]]'' at the [[Savonlinna Opera Festival]] in [[St. Olaf's Castle]], [[Savonlinna]], Finland, in 2007
  • ''[[The Mikado]]'' (Lithograph)
  • Ulriksdal Palace Theatre]] at the 40-year jubilee in 2016 of its funding, renovation and subsequent reopening
  • Panini]], 1747, [[Musée du Louvre]])
  • Score of Smetana's ''[[The Bartered Bride]]''
  • Richard Wagner
  • [[Magdalena Kožená]] and [[Jonas Kaufmann]] in a scene from ''[[Carmen]]'', [[Salzburg Festival]] 2012
  • Arnold Schoenberg in 1917; portrait by [[Egon Schiele]]
  • 1720}}
  • Brünnhilde throws herself on Siegfried's funeral pyre in Wagner's ''[[Götterdämmerung]]''
  • [[Sydney Opera House]]
  • [[La Scala]] of Milan
  • [[Thomas Arne]]
  • [[Antonio Vivaldi]], in 1723
ARTFORM COMBINING SUNG TEXT AND MUSICAL SCORE IN A THEATRICAL SETTING
Operas; Operatic; Opera singers; Operatics; Baroque opera; The Opera; Opera singer; Opera company; Opera (Music); Operatic scene; Opera music; Western opera; Opera in Baroque era
operatic adj. оперный; - operatic singer
grand opera         
  • Le Cid]]'', Massanet, ballet at Le Cid's camp. Set by Rubé, Chaperon and Jambon.
  • Meyerbeer]]
  • Meyerbeer ''Le Prophète'' set design for the final conflagration by [[Philippe Chaperon]]
  • Set design by Philippe Chaperon for act 1 of [[Aida]] by Verdi, premiere production 1871 Cairo
OPERA GENRE
Grand Opéra; Grand opéra; Grand Opera
большая опера (в противоп. комической опере и оперетте)
oat opera         
MELODRAMATIC, FORMULAIC WESTERN MOVIE OR TV SERIES
Hoss opera; Horse operas; Oat opera

['əutɔp(ə)rə]

синоним

oater

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Opera house

An opera house is a theatre building used for performances of opera. It usually includes a stage, an orchestra pit, audience seating, and backstage facilities for costumes and building sets.

While some venues are constructed specifically for operas, other opera houses are part of larger performing arts centers. Indeed, the term opera house is often used as a term of prestige for any large performing-arts center.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opera house
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