concertmaster
concertmaster — 名詞
- concertmastersingular
- concertmastersplural
1. the first-chair violinist of an orchestra, who tunes the instruments before each
首席小提琴
管弦樂團中帶領弦樂的第一小提琴手
the first-chair violinist of an orchestra, who tunes the instruments before each performance and supports the conductor by leading the string section.
Omar served as concertmaster of the city symphony for nearly twelve years.
Omar 擔任市立交響樂團的首席小提琴將近十二年。
title role: serve as concertmaster of [orchestra]
The concertmaster walked onto the stage, bowed to the audience, and tuned the orchestra.
首席小提琴走上舞台,向觀眾鞠躬,然後帶領樂團調音。
typical ritual: concertmaster tunes the orchestra before a concert
After Yael retired, the youngest violinist was promoted to concertmaster.
Yael 退休之後,最年輕的小提琴手被擢升為首席小提琴。
promotion path: [violinist] promoted to concertmaster
Every Friday rehearsal, Pedro asked the concertmaster how to phrase the opening melody.
每週五排練時,Pedro 都會請教首席小提琴開頭旋律該如何處理。
musical leadership: concertmaster guides phrasing decisions
The conductor turned and shook hands with the concertmaster before raising her baton.
指揮轉身與首席小提琴握手,才舉起指揮棒。
ceremonial gesture between conductor and concertmaster
- serve as concertmaster
- promoted to concertmaster
- the orchestra's concertmaster
- first violinist
describes the seat; 'concertmaster' adds the leadership role
- leader
British equivalent — 'the leader of the orchestra'
文法句型
[orchestra]'s concertmaster
用法筆記
Subject is normally a named violinist; the role is treated as a title, so 'the concertmaster' is preferred over a bare noun. In British English the equivalent term is 'leader' (of an orchestra).
常見錯誤
同根字
常見搭配
名詞搭配
- orchestra concertmaster
- symphony concertmaster
常用片語
- serve as concertmaster
- promoted to concertmaster
- the orchestra's concertmaster
介系詞搭配
- concertmaster of [orchestra]