Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Dutch term or phrase:
scèneboog
English translation:
proscenium arch
Added to glossary by
Antoinette Verburg
Jun 21, 2007 20:58
16 yrs ago
Dutch term
sceneboog
Dutch to English
Art/Literary
Art, Arts & Crafts, Painting
word in context: the word is in a text about the renovation of an opera house
"In 2003 the two front loges were restored, in 2004 the sceneboog, in 2005 the two lower and in 2006 the two upper balconies. "
"In 2003 the two front loges were restored, in 2004 the sceneboog, in 2005 the two lower and in 2006 the two upper balconies. "
Proposed translations
(English)
3 +2 | proscenium arch | Antoinette Verburg |
Change log
Jun 26, 2007 15:25: Antoinette Verburg changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/683934">Stratton Bull's</a> old entry - "sceneboog"" to ""proscenium arch""
Proposed translations
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proscenium arch
Bedoelen ze misschien de toneellijst c.q. prosceniumboog?
(zie http://www.theaterland.nl/lexicon.asp?load=Cdocdcbzkmpgapiad...
)
"The Opera House has 12,000 square feet with spectacular views from the balcony. Over the original stage is a gorgeous 35-foot **proscenium arch** and all modern lighting and sound equipment to compliment any performance. "
http://www.theoperahousetoronto.com/
"The audience is positioned in front of the stage, and the stage can be looked upon like a picture frame. The ‘frame’ itself is called the **Proscenium Arch**. This is the style of most traditional theatres."
http://www.blue-room.org.uk/wiki/Stage_Types
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Note added at 8 hrs (2007-06-22 05:40:57 GMT)
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Deze foto
http://www.buildingsagency.be/publicaties2_nl.cfm?key=135
met deze beschrijving (van de renovatie van een scèneboog)
http://www.regiedesbatiments.be/persberichten_nl.cfm?key=107
en het feit dat diezelfde scèneboog in de Franse versie van dit persbericht 'cadre de scène' wordt genoemd
http://www.regiedesbatiments.be/persberichten_fr.cfm?key=107
lijken mijn vermoeden te bevestigen. Een 'cadre de scène' is nl. de toneellijst/prosceniumboog.
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(zie http://www.theaterland.nl/lexicon.asp?load=Cdocdcbzkmpgapiad...
)
"The Opera House has 12,000 square feet with spectacular views from the balcony. Over the original stage is a gorgeous 35-foot **proscenium arch** and all modern lighting and sound equipment to compliment any performance. "
http://www.theoperahousetoronto.com/
"The audience is positioned in front of the stage, and the stage can be looked upon like a picture frame. The ‘frame’ itself is called the **Proscenium Arch**. This is the style of most traditional theatres."
http://www.blue-room.org.uk/wiki/Stage_Types
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Note added at 8 hrs (2007-06-22 05:40:57 GMT)
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Deze foto
http://www.buildingsagency.be/publicaties2_nl.cfm?key=135
met deze beschrijving (van de renovatie van een scèneboog)
http://www.regiedesbatiments.be/persberichten_nl.cfm?key=107
en het feit dat diezelfde scèneboog in de Franse versie van dit persbericht 'cadre de scène' wordt genoemd
http://www.regiedesbatiments.be/persberichten_fr.cfm?key=107
lijken mijn vermoeden te bevestigen. Een 'cadre de scène' is nl. de toneellijst/prosceniumboog.
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Peer comment(s):
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writeaway
: I found that too-but it seems to be part of the seating arrangement, not the stage itself. I was hoping Asker would provide more info plus the actual Dutch./oeuf corse it's La Monnaie-should have just posted the term instead of waiting for info ;-)
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Ik heb nog wat verder gesnuffeld en ik geloof dat het toch echt wel klopt. Zie mijn toegevoegde noot.
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agree |
Adam Smith
: This was my first thought as well!
12 hrs
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