That loves harmony; fond of or devoted to music. Chiefly (and now only) in the names of orchestras and other musical organizations, as Philharmonic So…
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| 释义 | society > leisure > the arts > music > performing music > a performance > [noun] > concert > types of (31) Philharmonic concert1740 That loves harmony; fond of or devoted to music. Chiefly (and now only) in the names of orchestras and other musical organizations, as Philharmonic So… benefit-concert1759 chamber concert1760 a concert of chamber music. recital1762 A performance of a single musical piece or esp. a selection of music (in earlier use only from one composer) by a soloist or a small group; a similar… Dutch concert1774 concert performance1777 †(a) an instance of performing in a concert as a member of the orchestra (obsolete); (b) a performance of a piece of music written for an opera… philharmonica1796 Usually as Philharmonic. A (particular) philharmonic orchestra, society, concert, etc. Frequently with preceding name, as Berlin, New York, etc. Also… musical soirée1821 = soirée musicale, n. sacred concert1832 sacred book, sacred writing, etc.: one of those in which the laws and teachings of a religion are embodied. sacred history: the history contained in… soirée musicale1836 A gathering or party at which musical entertainment is the main feature. Also: a programme of classical or operatic music, usually of relatively… promenade concert1839 a concert at which all or part of the audience may stand, sit on the floor, or move about; spec. (frequently with capital initials) any in the series… pianoforte recital1840 ballad concert1855 a concert consisting mainly of ballads (sense 1). piano recital1855 Monday pop1862 a concert of popular music (see pop, n.4) held on a Monday. Pop1862 Usually in plural. A concert of popular classical music (see popular, adj. 4b). promenade1864 Short for promenade concert n. at compounds 2. Cf. prom, n. 2. popular1865 Short for ‘popular concert’. Cf. sense A. 4b, Pop, n.7 Now rare. Schubertiad1869 A concert party or recital devoted solely to the performance of music and songs by Schubert. recitative1873 A performance in recitative. Also in extended use. organ recital1877 pop concert1880 smoker1887 A concert at which smoking is permitted. smoke concert1888 a concert at which smoking is allowed. café concert1891 a musical or variety concert given in a café; also = café chantant n. prom1902 Chiefly British. Usually with capital initial. = promenade concert n. at promenade, n. compounds 2; spec. (chiefly in plural. The Proms) any one… smoke-ho1918 = smoke concert n. at smoke, n. compounds 3. smoking-concert1934 In the sense of ‘at which smoking takes place or is allowed’, as smoking-concert, etc. hootenanny1940 An informal session or concert of folk music and singing. Also transferred. opry1940 In full Grand Ole Opry. A regular concert of country music broadcast from 1940 as a radio (and subsequently as a television) programme, from… Liederabend1958 An evening recital of lieder. |
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