Glossary entry

Japanese term or phrase:

ピアノコンサート

English translation:

piano concert

Added to glossary by AniseK
Aug 4, 2008 04:06
15 yrs ago
Japanese term

ピアノコンサート

Non-PRO Homework / test Japanese to English Art/Literary General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters Newspaper article
Hi, I'm not sure what is the difference between Piano Concert and Piano Recital. Can anyone explain it to me? Thank you very much.
The context: 久しぶりにピアノコンサートを聴き,その演奏家の持ち味の淡々をゆらぐような音の流れを楽しんだ.
Proposed translations (English)
4 +2 piano concert

Discussion

Yuki Okada Aug 4, 2008:
A quartet is a group of players, so I guess it also deviates from a recital definition.
Yuki Okada Aug 4, 2008:
Both 1 and 2 are called concert. I guess for a concerto, the contribution of an orchestra is too great to call the performance as a recital, and the orchestra typically plays more than a half of a concert, while the soloist plays one major piece.
AniseK (asker) Aug 4, 2008:
Some questions. 1. What about the performanace by a guest pianist, or violinist, with an orchestra? Will it still be a concert? 2. If a quartet perform, can I use the word Recital? Thank you for your time.
cinefil Aug 4, 2008:
リサイタル:独奏会、コンサート:公開演奏会(合同、共演)

Proposed translations

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piano concert

A recital is a performance given by one person, whereas concert can be given by one player or a groups of players. When there is one main player suppported by someone else, such as a violinist accompanied by a pianist, this is usually called a violine recital.

As far as I know, a concert is usually called a recital when there is only one pianist playing. But it is not wrong to say it is a concert. As a matter of translation, I would leave it as "concert" in your case because リサイタル is often used in Japanese and the author somehow chose to use コンサート
Peer comment(s):

agree Geraldine Oudin
1 hr
agree Will Matter
9 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thank you, Okada San, Cinefil San, for a very detailed answer. "
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