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Definition of concert in English: concertnoun ˈkɒnsətˈkɑnˌsərt 1A musical performance given in public, typically by several performers or of several compositions. 音乐会 流行音乐会。 as modifier a concert pianist 在音乐会上演奏的钢琴家。 Example sentencesExamples - She is an experienced orchestral player and has given several concerts with the Lim chamber music trio.
- I was a bin man at the time and I also used to go to concerts at Wallington Public Hall.
- They joined forces with the Kurume Shinai High School to perform several concerts.
- People can go to concerts, music performances and drumming workshops or a silent art auction.
- Pop concerts present very different safety and public order issues to football.
- Public concerts were mostly on a small scale and often given in the main room of a tavern.
- He has packed the concerts with his soft pop mates and ignored musical stars from cultures different to his own.
- I would love to return to Ireland one day to sing concerts of arias and Irish songs.
- The groups are set to perform numerous concerts throughout the year either in the centre or Dalton church.
- In this bleak midwinter, no art looks ahead to the New Year with less confidence than orchestral concerts.
- Boccherini and Manfredi next went to Spain, where they played in opera performances and concerts.
- The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra gives two concerts in its farewell tour with Mariss Jansons.
- The band has performed at several concerts abroad and is at present recording its third album.
- He will be teaming up with the English Symphony Orchestra for two concerts in July.
- As part of the troupe, she toured Europe and performed in several major concerts.
- If you are very lucky, you may even be able to get hold of some tickets for one of the concerts or other live performances staged here.
- Symphony concerts have fallen off the map of cultured people's consciousness.
- He was a tireless campaigner and performer at benefit concerts over many decades.
- Last week I was talking about some of the big musical concerts coming up in the region.
- Of these, up to 300 groups will be invited to perform at concerts in Birmingham in July.
Synonyms musical performance, musical entertainment, show, production, presentation recital prom, promenade concert pop concert, rock concert informal gig, jam session - 1.1as modifier Relating to or denoting the performance of music written for opera, ballet, or theatre on its own without the accompanying dramatic action.
（与）（歌剧、芭蕾、戏剧）音乐会（有关）的 the concert version of the fourth interlude from the opera 歌剧第四间奏曲的音乐会演唱版。参见 CONCERT PERFORMANCE。 Example sentencesExamples - Located in a villa where Mozart wrote Don Giovanni, the museum features sheet music, original concert posters, and numerous pianos.
- Like Shostakovich, Schnittke relied on film music as a source of income at a time when concert music was liable to be banned.
- This is the cultural fantasy of concert music at its most potent and disconcerting.
- All four of these composers are most famous for writing film music, although they wrote concert music as well.
- I'd like to see this become a standard feature on all music and concert discs.
- Members of the music and concert industry who have been involved in all the major tours around the world cast their votes to decide the winner.
- Sponsorships are big, including film festivals, concert tours and music showcases.
- Stephen also works as a videographer, specialising in music documentaries and concert films.
- Anyone with pre-booked tickets for the cancelled concert will be contacted by the Royal Marines School of Music concert secretary and a full refund made as soon as possible.
- He has also written concert music that's spacious and flows without a step being danced to it.
- He had actually intended to make a separate piece of concert music from the two pieces.
- Ballet and concert dancers are at the low end of the pay scale.
- An opera is a work of music written for dramatic performance and a concert presentation is a shadow of the real thing.
- On the other hand, the business of assembling a score for a three act ballet from snippets of concert music has limited viability, for all the skill of some of the arrangers.
- That's another great perk about being a roadie, you never lack good music, particularly on concert nights.
- Everyone is encouraged to purchase music and concert tickets for the artists you feel merit your hard earned dollars.
- The only thing that could stand in the way of this revolution is if the current music publishers start buying concert promoters, and lock down this new business model before it can even start.
- If you like music / concert photography check out Ami Barwell's site.
- During this ten-minute scene, no Marley concert music is used as you watch an assemblage of scenes.
- There are also composers who write concert music that cries out to be used in films.
2formal mass noun Agreement or harmony. 〈正式〉一致，和谐；协调 critics' inability to describe with any precision and concert the characteristics of literature 评论家们对确切而一致地描述文学特征的无能为力。 Example sentencesExamples - In concert with its European partners the British Government can use this meeting to shift its public stance on the question of ‘globalisation’.
- For him Zionism was a matter of the organic growth of small, secular Jewish communities in harmonious concert with their Arab neighbours.
- Tristen's body and mind, forged like fine steel through countless decades of combats real and exercised, worked in harmonic concert.
- In this new era of terror, stability is dependent upon this new concert acting in harmony.
Synonyms accord, concurrence, consensus, harmony, accordance, unity, unison, concord, like-mindedness, rapport, sympathy - 2.1Law Joint action, especially in the committing of a crime.
〔律〕（尤指犯罪时）联合行动；共同行为；协同行动 they found direct evidence of concert of action 他们发现了共同犯罪的直接证据。 Example sentencesExamples - Each person knew what was going on but there was no concert between them, no preconcert.
- To get multiple persons at the wrong end of the charge, one has to go to complicity, aiding and abetting, concert.
- She associated his father, the patriarch - he acting in close concert with his two accountants, neither of whom were called by the Crown.
- We submit that at the very highest it was concert to manslaughter.
Synonyms cooperation, collaboration, synergy, association, union, alliance, partnership, coalition, league
verb kənˈsəːtkənˈsərt [with object]formal Arrange (something) by mutual agreement or coordination. 〈正式〉共同议定；协同安排；协调 they started meeting regularly to concert their parliamentary tactics 他们开始定期会晤以便协调议会策略。 Example sentencesExamples - Although at least the government was now in one place rather than scattered around the Loire, this also made it easier for Reynaud's opponents to concert their activities.
- In total, 653 exchanges now have a trigger level which, if converted into firm orders, will result in BT Wholesale concerting the exchange to DSL.
- Both Salandra and Sonnino in 1915 and Mussolini in 1940 believed it possible to fight a ‘parallel war’ without concerting strategy with their allies.
- The basic units for concerting opinion at the launch of the CoR were the national delegations which, like the ESC Groups, are resourced by the CoR to meet regularly to discuss the Committee's work programme.
- After that several of the city's western sections began to organize for an insurrection, their primary assemblies refusing the Convention's instructions to disband, and concerting defiant denunciations of its ballot-rigging.
Phrases we must take action in concert with our European partners 我们必须与我们的欧洲合伙人一致采取更强有力的行动。 Example sentencesExamples - The United States can be more effective and most effective when it's working in concert with its allies.
- And I think the real question here is how we proceed now in concert with the Europeans.
- Why does the left, in concert with the mainstream press, treat this as non-news?
- Then, even if this first criterion is satisfied, the United States is required to act in concert with the United Nations.
- Fontaine urged the minister to start the process over again, this time working in concert with the AFN and the chiefs.
- The real community leaders must be empowered to act in concert with the honest police officers to stamp out criminal operators.
- But it also makes him sound partisan enough to have forged them in concert with other Democrats.
- It's a simple way of getting groups of individuals to act in concert with each other.
- For Spain, in concert with America and France, shared the watch of North Africa.
- Well, this obviously was a decision that was made in concert with the White House.
Synonyms together, jointly, in combination, in collaboration, in cooperation, in league, shoulder to shoulder, side by side, cooperatively, concertedly 2(of music or a performer) giving a public performance; live. （音乐，表演者）现场演出 they saw Pink Floyd in concert 他们观看了《平克·弗洛伊德》的现场演出。 Example sentencesExamples - And I gave up, without another thought, my only chance to see her live in concert.
- All three are performing in concert, ruling out any preposterous demands from artistic directors.
- Now my wife and I can honestly say we've seen The Beatles live in concert.
- All of them could be ripped up and roared out live in concert.
- They will perform in concert in the Downhill Hotel on Thursday night, 26th July.
- Everyone who knows me well knows that I am crazy about them and that my lifetime goal was to see them live in concert.
- Wiltshire's library users are now able to pick up DVDs of top chart performers in concert.
- Because it is seldom heard in concert, it has gained less popularity among the public.
- My most memorable time by far was performing in concert by candlelight in the gallery when the lights went out.
- Then last year I bought a music DVD of the man himself in concert.
OriginLate 16th century (in the sense 'unite'): from French concerter, from Italian concertare 'harmonize'. The noun use, dating from the early 17th century (in the sense 'a combination of voices or sounds'), is from French concert, from Italian concerto, from concertare. Rhymesadvert, alert, animadvert, assert, avert, Bert, blurt, Burt, cert, chert, controvert, convert, curt, desert, dessert, dirt, divert, exert, flirt, girt, hurt, inert, insert, introvert, Kurt, malapert, overt, pert, quirt, shirt, skirt, spirt, spurt, squirt, Sturt, subvert, vert, wort, yurt Definition of concert in US English: concertnounˈkɑnˌsərtˈkänˌsərt 1A musical performance given in public, typically by several performers or of several separate compositions. 音乐会 as modifier a concert pianist 在音乐会上演奏的钢琴家。 Example sentencesExamples - Symphony concerts have fallen off the map of cultured people's consciousness.
- Pop concerts present very different safety and public order issues to football.
- The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra gives two concerts in its farewell tour with Mariss Jansons.
- If you are very lucky, you may even be able to get hold of some tickets for one of the concerts or other live performances staged here.
- He has packed the concerts with his soft pop mates and ignored musical stars from cultures different to his own.
- The band has performed at several concerts abroad and is at present recording its third album.
- He will be teaming up with the English Symphony Orchestra for two concerts in July.
- Last week I was talking about some of the big musical concerts coming up in the region.
- Public concerts were mostly on a small scale and often given in the main room of a tavern.
- Boccherini and Manfredi next went to Spain, where they played in opera performances and concerts.
- In this bleak midwinter, no art looks ahead to the New Year with less confidence than orchestral concerts.
- People can go to concerts, music performances and drumming workshops or a silent art auction.
- As part of the troupe, she toured Europe and performed in several major concerts.
- She is an experienced orchestral player and has given several concerts with the Lim chamber music trio.
- I would love to return to Ireland one day to sing concerts of arias and Irish songs.
- They joined forces with the Kurume Shinai High School to perform several concerts.
- I was a bin man at the time and I also used to go to concerts at Wallington Public Hall.
- He was a tireless campaigner and performer at benefit concerts over many decades.
- Of these, up to 300 groups will be invited to perform at concerts in Birmingham in July.
- The groups are set to perform numerous concerts throughout the year either in the centre or Dalton church.
Synonyms musical performance, musical entertainment, show, production, presentation - 1.1as modifier Relating to or denoting the performance of music written for opera, ballet, or theater on its own without the accompanying dramatic action.
（与）（歌剧、芭蕾、戏剧）音乐会（有关）的 the concert version of the fourth interlude from the opera 歌剧第四间奏曲的音乐会演唱版。参见 CONCERT PERFORMANCE。 See also concert performance Example sentencesExamples - Like Shostakovich, Schnittke relied on film music as a source of income at a time when concert music was liable to be banned.
- Located in a villa where Mozart wrote Don Giovanni, the museum features sheet music, original concert posters, and numerous pianos.
- Anyone with pre-booked tickets for the cancelled concert will be contacted by the Royal Marines School of Music concert secretary and a full refund made as soon as possible.
- During this ten-minute scene, no Marley concert music is used as you watch an assemblage of scenes.
- The only thing that could stand in the way of this revolution is if the current music publishers start buying concert promoters, and lock down this new business model before it can even start.
- An opera is a work of music written for dramatic performance and a concert presentation is a shadow of the real thing.
- He has also written concert music that's spacious and flows without a step being danced to it.
- There are also composers who write concert music that cries out to be used in films.
- That's another great perk about being a roadie, you never lack good music, particularly on concert nights.
- Stephen also works as a videographer, specialising in music documentaries and concert films.
- All four of these composers are most famous for writing film music, although they wrote concert music as well.
- Ballet and concert dancers are at the low end of the pay scale.
- I'd like to see this become a standard feature on all music and concert discs.
- Everyone is encouraged to purchase music and concert tickets for the artists you feel merit your hard earned dollars.
- This is the cultural fantasy of concert music at its most potent and disconcerting.
- Members of the music and concert industry who have been involved in all the major tours around the world cast their votes to decide the winner.
- On the other hand, the business of assembling a score for a three act ballet from snippets of concert music has limited viability, for all the skill of some of the arrangers.
- If you like music / concert photography check out Ami Barwell's site.
- Sponsorships are big, including film festivals, concert tours and music showcases.
- He had actually intended to make a separate piece of concert music from the two pieces.
2formal Agreement, accordance, or harmony. 〈正式〉一致，和谐；协调 critics' inability to describe with any precision and concert the characteristics of literature 评论家们对确切而一致地描述文学特征的无能为力。 Example sentencesExamples - In concert with its European partners the British Government can use this meeting to shift its public stance on the question of ‘globalisation’.
- Tristen's body and mind, forged like fine steel through countless decades of combats real and exercised, worked in harmonic concert.
- In this new era of terror, stability is dependent upon this new concert acting in harmony.
- For him Zionism was a matter of the organic growth of small, secular Jewish communities in harmonious concert with their Arab neighbours.
Synonyms accord, concurrence, consensus, harmony, accordance, unity, unison, concord, like-mindedness, rapport, sympathy
verbkənˈsərtkənˈsərt [with object]formal Arrange (something) by mutual agreement or coordination. 〈正式〉共同议定；协同安排；协调 they started meeting regularly to concert their tactics 他们开始定期会晤以便协调议会策略。 Example sentencesExamples - Although at least the government was now in one place rather than scattered around the Loire, this also made it easier for Reynaud's opponents to concert their activities.
- The basic units for concerting opinion at the launch of the CoR were the national delegations which, like the ESC Groups, are resourced by the CoR to meet regularly to discuss the Committee's work programme.
- In total, 653 exchanges now have a trigger level which, if converted into firm orders, will result in BT Wholesale concerting the exchange to DSL.
- After that several of the city's western sections began to organize for an insurrection, their primary assemblies refusing the Convention's instructions to disband, and concerting defiant denunciations of its ballot-rigging.
- Both Salandra and Sonnino in 1915 and Mussolini in 1940 believed it possible to fight a ‘parallel war’ without concerting strategy with their allies.
Phrases he made his decision in concert with his son and son-in-law Example sentencesExamples - The real community leaders must be empowered to act in concert with the honest police officers to stamp out criminal operators.
- The United States can be more effective and most effective when it's working in concert with its allies.
- Well, this obviously was a decision that was made in concert with the White House.
- It's a simple way of getting groups of individuals to act in concert with each other.
- Fontaine urged the minister to start the process over again, this time working in concert with the AFN and the chiefs.
- Then, even if this first criterion is satisfied, the United States is required to act in concert with the United Nations.
- But it also makes him sound partisan enough to have forged them in concert with other Democrats.
- For Spain, in concert with America and France, shared the watch of North Africa.
- And I think the real question here is how we proceed now in concert with the Europeans.
- Why does the left, in concert with the mainstream press, treat this as non-news?
Synonyms together, jointly, in combination, in collaboration, in cooperation, in league, shoulder to shoulder, side by side, cooperatively, concertedly 2(of music or a performer) giving a public performance; live. （音乐，表演者）现场演出 they saw Pink Floyd in concert 他们观看了《平克·弗洛伊德》的现场演出。 Example sentencesExamples - They will perform in concert in the Downhill Hotel on Thursday night, 26th July.
- All three are performing in concert, ruling out any preposterous demands from artistic directors.
- Then last year I bought a music DVD of the man himself in concert.
- My most memorable time by far was performing in concert by candlelight in the gallery when the lights went out.
- Everyone who knows me well knows that I am crazy about them and that my lifetime goal was to see them live in concert.
- Now my wife and I can honestly say we've seen The Beatles live in concert.
- And I gave up, without another thought, my only chance to see her live in concert.
- Because it is seldom heard in concert, it has gained less popularity among the public.
- All of them could be ripped up and roared out live in concert.
- Wiltshire's library users are now able to pick up DVDs of top chart performers in concert.
OriginLate 16th century (in the sense ‘unite’): from French concerter, from Italian concertare ‘harmonize’. The noun use, dating from the early 17th century (in the sense ‘a combination of voices or sounds’), is from French concert, from Italian concerto, from concertare. |