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1 Gesangs-...
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2 singend
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3 der Gesanglehrer
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4 die Singstimme
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5 das Singen
- {singing; warbling} = das Singen (Vogel) {warble}+ -
6 der Gesangverein
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7 singend
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8 das Liederbuch
- {singing book; songbook} -
9 Gesang
m; -(e)s, Gesänge1. nur Sg.; (Singen) singing; MUS. vocal music; von Vögeln: song, singing; von Grillen etc.: chirping* * *der Gesangsinging; song; canto* * *Ge|sạng [gə'zaŋ]m -(e)s, ordm;e[gə'zɛŋə]erster Gesang der Ilias — first book of the Iliad
erster Gesang von Dantes Inferno — first canto of Dante's Inferno
* * *der1) (singing: He burst into song.) song2) (the sound(s) made by a bird: birdsong.) song* * *Ge·sang<-[e]s, Gesänge>[gəˈzaŋ, pl gəˈzɛŋə]m2. (Lied) songgeistliche Gesänge religious hymnsein Gregorianischer \Gesang a Gregorian chant* * *der; Gesang[e]s, Gesänge1) o. Pl. singing2) (Lied) song3) (Literaturw.) canto* * *Gesang studieren study voice (bei with)gregorianische Gesänge Gregorian chants* * *der; Gesang[e]s, Gesänge1) o. Pl. singing2) (Lied) song3) (Literaturw.) canto* * *-¨e m.canto n.chant n.singing n.song n. -
10 gesanglich
Adj. singing ...; gesangliche Begabung talent for singing, good voice; gesangliche Leistung singing, vocal performance* * *ge|sạng|lich [gə'zaŋlɪç]adjvocal; Begabung for singing* * ** * *ge·sang·lich* * *gesanglich adj singing …;gesangliche Begabung talent for singing, good voice;gesangliche Leistung singing, vocal performance -
11 singen
das Singensinging* * *Sịn|gennt -s, no plsinging (AUCH SCH); (eintönig, feierlich) chanting; (von Dynamo, Telegrafendrähten) humming* * *1) (to recite in a singing manner: The monks were chanting their prayers.) chant2) (the art or activity of making musical sounds with one's voice: Do you do much singing nowadays?; ( also adjective) a singing lesson/teacher.) singing3) (to make (musical sounds) with one's voice: He sings very well; She sang a Scottish song; I could hear the birds singing in the trees.) sing* * *Sin·gen<-s>[ˈzɪŋən]nt kein pl singing* * *1.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb1) sing2.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) sing <song, aria, contralto, tenor, etc.>2)* * *singen; singt, sang, hat gesungenA. v/t & v/i sing; (Liturgie etc) chant;richtig/falsch singen sing in/out of tune;er kann gut/nicht singen he’s a good singer/he can’t sing;vor sich hin singen sing to oneself;singender Tonfall lilting voice;das kann ich schon singen umg I suppose I’ll never hear the end of thatB. v/i1. Telegrafendrähte etc: buzz, hum;es singt mir im Ohr my ears are ringing2. umg, fig (die Polizei informieren) squeal;wenn Ede nicht gesungen hätte auch if Ede hadn’t spilled the beans;* * *1.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb1) sing2.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) sing <song, aria, contralto, tenor, etc.>2)* * *v.(§ p.,pp.: sang, gesungen)= to sing v.(§ p.,p.p.: sang, sung) -
12 Singerei
f; -, kein Pl.; umg.: diese ewige Singerei pej. this endless singing; mit der Singerei ganz gut verdienen earn pretty well from one’s singing; die Singerei an den Nagel hängen give up one’s singing* * *Sin|ge|rei [zɪŋə'rai]f -, -en (inf)singing* * *Sin·ge·rei<->[zɪŋəˈrai]* * *diese ewige Singerei pej this endless singing;mit der Singerei ganz gut verdienen earn pretty well from one’s singing;die Singerei an den Nagel hängen give up one’s singing -
13 mitsingen
v/i (unreg., trennb., hat -ge-) join in the singing, sing along; in einem Chor / Konzert mitsingen sing in a choir / concert* * *mịt|sin|gen sep1. vtto join in( singing)2. vito join in the singing, to sing alongin einer Oper/einem Chor etc mitsingen — to sing in an opera/choir etc
* * *mit|sin·genI. vi to sing along, to join inich habe früher in einem Kirchenchor mitgesungen I used to be member of a church choir▪ etw \mitsingen to join in [singing] sth* * *1.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb join in < song etc.>2.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb join in [the singing]; sing along* * *mitsingen v/i (irr, trennb, hat -ge-) join in the singing, sing along;in einem Chor/Konzert mitsingen sing in a choir/concert* * *1.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb join in <song etc.>2.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb join in [the singing]; sing along -
14 anstimmen
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-) (Lied) start singing, launch into umg.; (Instrument) start playing; eine Melodie anstimmen strike up a tune; ein Geschrei anstimmen start screaming; Klagelieder anstimmen fig. break out into lamentations* * *to intone* * *ạn|stim|men sep1. vt1) (singen) to begin singing; (Chorleiter) Grundton to give; (spielen) to start playing; (Kapelle) to strike up, to start playing2) (fig)ein Geheul/Geschrei/Proteste etc anstimmen — to start whining/crying/protesting etc
ein Gelächter anstimmen — to burst out laughing
2. vito give the keynote* * ** * *an|stim·menI. vt▪ etw \anstimmen1. (zu singen anfangen) to begin singing sthsummend eine Melodie \anstimmen to hum a tune2. (zu spielen anfangen) to start playing [or strike up] sth3. (erheben)ein Geheul/ein Geschrei/Proteste \anstimmen to start howling/screaming/protestingGelächter \anstimmen to burst out laughing* * ** * *eine Melodie anstimmen strike up a tune;ein Geschrei anstimmen start screaming;Klagelieder anstimmen fig break out into lamentations* * ** * *v.to intone v. -
15 Singsang
m; -s, kein Pl. low, monotonous singing; man hörte seinen leisen Singsang you could hear him quietly singing away to himself* * *der Singsangsingsong* * *Sịng|sang ['zIŋzaŋ]m -s, -s1) (= Liedchen) ditty2) (= Gesang) monotonous singing3) (= singende Sprechweise) singsong* * *Sing·sang<-s, -s>[ˈzɪŋzaŋ]m [monotonous] singing [or chanting] [or pej a. droning]* * *man hörte seinen leisen Singsang you could hear him quietly singing away to himself -
16 Chorgesang
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17 Gesangstunde
* * *Ge|sạng|stun|defsinging lesson* * *Ge·sang·stun·def singing lesson\Gesangstunden geben/nehmen to give/take singing lessons* * ** * *f.voice lesson n. -
18 vorsingen
(unreg., trennb., hat -ge-)I v/t: jemandem etw. vorsingen sing s.th. to s.o.II v/i zur Probe: (have an) audition (+ Dat with); umg., fig. (Probevorlesung oder -stunde halten) audition; jemanden vorsingen lassen audition s.o., give s.o. an audition; umg., fig. (Bewerber[in]) interview s.o.* * *vor|sin|gen sep1. vti1)jdm (etw) vórsingen — to sing (sth) to sb2) (= als Erster singen) to sing first2. vi(zur Prüfung) to have a singing test; (ESP THEAT vor Einstellung) to audition* * *vor|sin·genI. vt▪ [jdm] etw \vorsingen1. (singend vortragen) to sing sth [to sb]sing uns doch bitte was vor! sing us something[, please]!2. (durch Singen demonstrieren) to sing sth [for [or to] sb] firstII. vi▪ [jdm] \vorsingen to [have a singing] audition [in front of sb]* * *1.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb sing (Dat. to)2.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb1) sing (Dat. to)wenn er vorsingen soll — when he has to sing in public or in front of people
2) (zur Prüfung) have or take a singing testbei der Oper vorsingen — audition for or have an audition with the opera company
* * *vorsingen (irr, trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/t:jemandem etwas vorsingen sing sth to sbB. v/i zur Probe: (have an) audition (+dat with); umg, fig (Probevorlesung oder -stunde halten) audition;jemanden vorsingen lassen audition sb, give sb an audition; umg, fig (Bewerber[in]) interview sb* * *1.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb sing (Dat. to)2.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb1) sing (Dat. to)wenn er vorsingen soll — when he has to sing in public or in front of people
2) (zur Prüfung) have or take a singing testbei der Oper vorsingen — audition for or have an audition with the opera company
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19 einstimmen
(trennb., hat -ge-)I v/i1. in Gesang: join in; in den Beifall / die Klagen etc. einstimmen join in the applause / the complaints etc.2. altm. (zustimmen) agree (in + Akk to)II v/t1. MUS. (Instrument) tune* * *ein|stim|men sep1. vi(in ein Lied) to join in; (fig) (= beistimmen) to agree ( in +acc with); (= zustimmen) to agree ( in +acc to)in den Gesang/die Buhrufe (mit) éínstimmen — to join in the singing/booing
2. vt (MUS)Instrument to tuneéínstimmen (fig) — to get or put sb/oneself in the (right) mood for sth; auf eine Atmosphäre etc to attune sb/oneself to sth
* * *ein|stim·menI. viin ein Lied \einstimmen to join in the singingin eine Klage [o Beschwerde] \einstimmen to join in [or add one's voice to] a protest [or a complaint▪ jdn auf etw akk \einstimmen to get sb in the right mood [or in the right frame of mind] [or fam psyched up] for sth* * *1.intransitives Verb join in2.transitives Verbjemanden auf etwas (Akk.) einstimmen — get somebody in the [right] mood for something
* * *einstimmen (trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/i1. in Gesang: join in;in den Beifall/die Klagen etceinstimmen join in the applause/the complaints etc2. obs (zustimmen) agree (in +akk to)B. v/t2. fig (jemanden) get into the right mood (auf +akk for)C. v/r fig get into the right mood (* * *1.intransitives Verb join in2.transitives Verbjemanden auf etwas (Akk.) einstimmen — get somebody in the [right] mood for something
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20 Gesanglehrer
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