Examples of using Second violin in English and their translations into Serbian
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Cyrillic
Second violin calls.
I played second violin on this.
Second violin.
I want to hear the first and second violin.
I'm second violin.
Since 1994, Vera has been a member ofthe Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestra, as a tutti second violin.
The second violin and the alto must be louder.
My fellow musicians from the second violins group can attest to this.
Since 1994, Vera has been a member ofthe Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestra, as a tutti second violin.
He played so thatthe audience seemed somewhere hidden second violin, playing simultaneously with the first.
The plan is for Russia to provide several modules for the station, but in September Rogozin questioned the collaboration when he complained that the US wanted Russia to“play the second violin” on the project.
In August 1676,he was already playing second violin to the renowned Carlo Mannelli at San Luigi dei Francesi.
The"first" violin usually plays the melody line in the higher register of notes,and the"second" violin plays lower notes in harmony.
Altos are to sopranos rather like second violins to first violins- nice to harmonise with, but not really necessary.
The plan is for Russia to provide several modules for the station, butin September Rogozin questioned the collaboration when he complained that the US wanted Russia to“play the second violin” on the project.
The British/Australian string quartet Bond play classical crossover(first and second violin, viola, and cello) and sing the occasional vocals that accompany some of their tracks.
Jelena Dragnić, first violin, Vladan Lončar, second violin, Boris Brezovac, viola and Aleksandar Latković, cello, are members of the ensemble whose full name is the Belgrade Philharmonic String Quartet.
The orchestra had 35 members, out of which 5 first and 4 second violins, 3 violoncellos and 3 basses.
Jelena Dragnić(first violin), Vladan Lončar(second violin), Boris Brezovac(viola) and Aleksandar Latković(cello) will perform a part of their current repertoire, accompanied by clarinettist Ognjen Popović as the special guest at the concert.
His first concert work to use the polystylistic technique was the second violin sonata, Quasi una sonata(1967- 1968).
The musical quadruple- Jelena Dragnić(first violin), Vladan Lončar(second violin), Boris Brezovac(viola) and Aleksandar Latković(violoncello)- prepared for this occasion Konjović's rarely performed Quartet No 2 and Shostakovich's Quartet No 4.
In its third visit to Gračanica, the Belgrade Philharmonic will introduce its String Quartet, consisting of Jelena Dragnić(first violin), Vladan Lončar(second violin), Boris Brezovac(viola) and Aleksandar Latković(violoncello).
BPO musicians Jelena Dragnić(first violin), Vladan Lončar(second violin), Boris Brezovac(viola) and Aleksandar Latković(violoncello) founded the BPO String Quartet in 2011.
Four musicians- Jelena Dragnic(first violin), Vladan Loncar(second violin), Boris Brezovac(viola) and Aleksandar Latkovic(cello), prepared for the festival audience the rarely performed Konjovic Quartet No.
The musicians of the Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestra Jelena Dragnić(first violin), Vladan Lončar(second violin), Boris Brezovac(viola) and Aleksandar Latković(cello), founded the String Quartet within this orchestra in 2011.
Not long after their first CD appeared with recordings of Beethoven's and Brahms's works, these four excellent artists- Jelena Dragnić, first violin, Vladan Lončar, second violin, Boris Brezovac, viola, and Aleksandar Latković, cello- first performed at the prestigious Abu Dhabi Classics Festival, and right at the beginning of 2016, in the Chinese city of Tianjin too, where they had no less than two musical roles.