Примери коришћења Whole orchestra на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The whole orchestra laughed.
And not only them, but the whole orchestra.
There's a whole orchestra behind him.
I would have stolen you a whole orchestra.
It's a whole orchestra playing together.
Then we recorded with a whole orchestra.
He had the whole orchestra under control.
You hear something that sounds like a whole orchestra.
And you got a whole orchestra inside you!
That son of a bitch wants to replace the whole orchestra.
I could get you a whole orchestra for that price.
I cannot take money on my credit card for the whole orchestra!
Start by listening to the whole orchestra playing this song.
No one person can play a symphony,it takes the whole orchestra.
And it's that ability, that ability to hear simultaneous sounds, not only just single sounds,but when a whole orchestra is playing, Derek, you can hear every note, and instantly, through all those hours and hours of practice, reproduce those on the keyboard, that makes you, I think, is the basis of all your ability.
No one can whistle a symphony,it takes a whole orchestra.
No one can whistle a symphony,it takes a whole orchestra to play it.”- H.E. Luccock.
So that every hour of our rides, dances and tableaux vivants was exuberant with ecstasy and pain,the sort of thing you will know yourself: a whole orchestra in the heart.
Most people can't hear me with the whole orchestra playing.
So you see, the composer Benjamin Britten has taken the whole orchestra apart.
Here is Purcell's theme played by the whole orchestra together.
When one instrumentis out of tune, it throws off the whole orchestra.
No one can whistle a symphony alone- it takes a whole orchestra to play it.-HE Luccock.
And it's that ability, that ability to hear simultaneous sounds, not only just single sounds,but when a whole orchestra is playing.
No one can whistle a symphony,it takes a whole orchestra to play it.”.
It is very well quoted that“No one can whistle a symphony,it takes a whole orchestra to play it”.
We hear the orchestra as a whole.
If we'd have had the whole philharmonic orchestra in there He'd still have gone.
Up to and around about the Second World War, conductors were invariably dictators-- these tyrannical figures who would rehearse,not just the orchestra as a whole, but individuals within it, within an inch of their lives.