orchestra
orchestra
The word 'orchestra' in Italian is used much the same as in English. It refers to a large group of instrumentalists, particularly string players, but also possibly including woodwind, brass, and percussion players, led by a conductor.
Example sentences using: orchestra
La mia orchestra preferita sta per esibirsi.
My favourite orchestra is about to perform.
In this statement, the speaker is saying that the orchestra they love the most is getting ready to put on a show or play some music.
L'orchestra sta accordando gli strumenti.
The orchestra is tuning their instruments.
This sentence is used to describe a common practice in orchestras, where each musician adjusts the pitch of their instrument before a performance to ensure a harmonious sound.
Ho preso lezioni di violino dall'orchestra della mia città.
I took violin lessons from my city's orchestra.
This sentence implies that the speaker received violin lessons from a teacher who is part of the orchestra in their home city.