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British He re-appears, gently strumming his 40-year-old acoustic guitar in the midst of the audience and proceeds to busk around the crowd! start learning
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to play music in a public place in order to earn money
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Since 1936 the Hall of Mirrors has been used as a concert hall. start learning
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In the mid-1950s, Piazzola began to write operas and concertos based on the tangos. start learning
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a piece of classical music, usually for one instrument and an orchestra
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informal The band is going to Atlanta to play a gig at the Fox Theatre. start learning
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szczególnie popu
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sing in tune/sing out of tune They sang perfectly in tune.; Greg’s bass guitar was out of tune. start learning
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dostrojony / przestrojony
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Tom had perfect pitch and a wonderful recall and he could sing whole passages from Boccherini's aviary music. start learning
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słuch doskonały, słuch absolutny
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their new release on the Ace Sounds label start learning
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Someone’s coming tomorrow to tune the piano. start learning
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also: stringed instruments Guitars, pianos, and cellos are different types of string instrument. start learning
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Saxophones and flutes are wind instruments. start learning
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You'll need a stiff brush to scrape off the rust.; I can't find my brush, but I still have my comb. start learning
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The museum owns many fine 18th-century engravings. start learning
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The exhibition includes several superb nudes. start learning
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Finally, he decided to rest the notebook on his left hip, much as an artist holds his palette. start learning
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Most Roman sculptors were very cautious about supporting large blocks of marble. start learning
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the heroine of her latest novel start learning
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dramatist Campbell had been a fairly well-known playwright at one time.; Writers and dramatists have always known that one way to capture an audience is to frighten it out of its wits. start learning
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The lines "She walks in beauty, like the night..." from Byron's poem contain a simile. start learning
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Although the text is sometimes represented in stanzas, it does not appear as verse in all the manuscripts. start learning
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There will be three screenings of the film - at 3 p.m., 5 p.m., and 7 p.m. start learning
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Not every director's cut is superior to the theatrical version. The additional footage may be interesting to a fan, but sometimes the theatrical version is really the best one. start learning
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He doubled for Roger Moore in the film Octopussy. start learning
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Robert Altman’s new film goes on release this weekend. start learning
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theatrical property The set is minimal and the only props used in the show are a table, a chair, and a glass of water. start learning
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A high-profile Hollywood feature film now runs about $ 50 million to produce. start learning
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These rom-coms are cute, funny, and a teensy bit cheesy — which is why we love them. start learning
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He started his acting career as an extra. start learning
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Last year the musical had the audience dancing in the aisles so tickets are selling fast. start learning
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przejście między rzędami krzeseł
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Can you see Prince Charles in the royal box? start learning
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British: circle The theater on the $ 320 million vessel was designed in the style of an outdoor amphitheater, with cantilevered balconies.; Shall I get seats in the circle or in the stalls? start learning
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the public gallery in Congress start learning
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najwyższy balkon w teatrze
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They will perform a short mime later. start learning
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Danny took out his fancy opera glasses and slowly scanned the interior. start learning
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He came out on stage and called them all down to the orchestra pit right in front of him. start learning
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the space below the stage in a theatre where the musicians sit
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I forgot my line and had to be prompted. start learning
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someone who tells actors in a play what words to say when they forget
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US: orchestra In the stalls Timothy Gedge sat three rows behind the children from Sea House. start learning
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An understudy took over for the rest of the performance and the evening show. start learning
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The title is ranked fourth in the national daily quality newspaper market, with a daily circulation of 200,000. start learning
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column: He writes a weekly column for ‘The Times’ Tony Kornheiser is a columnist for the Washington Post, and a talk-show host on WTEM. start learning
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felieton, stała rubryka
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Can we go back to the question that Helena posed earlier? start learning
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to ask a question, especially in a formal situation such as a meeting:
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West Berlin's theatres are often avant-garde and experimental; those in the east have tended towards more classical interpretations. start learning
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She gave a masterly performance as Kate in "The Taming of the Shrew". start learning
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He gave a spellbinding performance. start learning
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also: true-life: The movie tells the true-life story of two divers who discover a sunken ship. She was saying how true to life the characters in the film were.; a true-to-life story. start learning
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They won 4–0 in front of over 40,000 cheering spectators. start learning
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a person who watches an activity, especially a sports event, without taking part:
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I'd always thought of Jeff as an open book.; The natural world was an open book to him. start learning
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być jak otwarta książka, nie skrywać tajemnic
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old-fashioned, offensive Everyone is afraid of the old hermit who lives on the edge of town, but after having a few conversations with him, he's not nearly as black as he's painted. start learning
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nie tak straszny jak go malują
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When she said they would make a profit, it was music to Richard’s ears. start learning
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I'm not prepared to play second fiddle to Christina any more - I'm looking for another job! start learning
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put the finishing touches to sth US put the finishing touches on The band are putting the finishing touches to their new album.; Barry returned the next day to add the finishing touches. start learning
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nanosić ostatnie poprawki
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I find it really difficult to strike the right note when I'm writing job applications.; At the end of her speech, she struck a note of warning about the risks involved in the project. start learning
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to express and communicate a particular opinion or feeling about something:
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Apparently he's turned over a new leaf and he's not smoking any more. start learning
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rozpocząć nowy rozdział w życiu
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