- promenade concert
- (British) classical music concert at which the audience stands
English contemporary dictionary. 2014.
promenade concert
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promenade concert — promenade ,concert noun count a concert of classical music where some of the audience stand in an area without seats … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
promenade concert — ► NOUN Brit. ▪ a concert of classical music at which part of the audience stands in an area without seating … English terms dictionary
Promenade concert — Although the term Promenade Concert is normally associated today with the series of concerts founded in 1895 by Robert Newman and the conductor Henry Wood – a festival known today as the BBC Proms – the term originally referred to concerts in the … Wikipedia
promenade concert — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms promenade concert : singular promenade concert plural promenade concerts music a concert of classical music where some of the audience stand in an area without seats … English dictionary
promenade concert — noun : an orchestral concert during which the audience stands or promenades * * * noun, pl ⋯ certs [count] Brit : a musical concert during which many people who are listening stand instead of sit * * * ˌpromenade ˈconcert [promenade concert]… … Useful english dictionary
promenade concert — prome nade .concert n BrE a concert at which many of the people who are listening stand rather than sit … Dictionary of contemporary English
promenade concert — noun Brit. a concert of classical music at which part of the audience stands in an area without seating … English new terms dictionary
promenade concert — noun (C) BrE a concert at which many of the listeners stand rather than sit … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
promenade concert — /ˈprɒmənad kɒnsət/ (say promuhnahd konsuht) noun → prom concert …
Promenade (disambiguation) — Promenade may refer to:* Esplanade, a raised walkway * Promenade (dance move), a dance figure in some dances * Prom * Promenade by George Gershwin, originally titled Walking the Dog as a musical number for Shall We Dance (1937) * Promenade , a… … Wikipedia
