Orchesterprobe

orchestra rehearsal

noun or-KHES-ter-proh-beh Rare

Usage Note

Orchesterprobe is a rehearsal of a full orchestra, as opposed to a Satzprobe (section rehearsal) or Korrepetition (coaching with piano). The conductor leads the ensemble through the work, shaping dynamics, balance, and interpretation.

Examples

"Die Orchesterprobe dauerte vier Stunden ohne Pause."

Natural Translation

The orchestra rehearsal lasted four hours without a break.

Literal Translation

The orchestra-rehearsal lasted four hours without break.

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