An architectural term. In the structure of ancient Greek theaters, a circular earthen floor in front of the stage for dancing and singing was used. By the Roman period, most theaters were semicircular. The word "orchestra," which is used today to mean "musical instrument," comes from this. Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information |
建築用語。古代ギリシアの劇場構成のうち,舞台の前にとられる舞踊,合唱のための円形の土間。ローマ時代にはほとんどが半円形となった。現在「管弦楽」の意味で使用される「オーケストラ」の名称はこれに由来する。
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