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Anglais de Cambridge : FCE (B2 First) - Arts Créatifs

Learn FCE vocabulary for creative arts, including painting, design, literature, music, performance, artistic techniques, and different forms of creative expression.

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Cambridge English: FCE (B2 First)
dramatic
dramatic
[Adjectif]

surprising or exciting in appearance or effect

dramatique

dramatique

Ex: The actor's performance was dramatic, evoking strong emotions from the audience. 
ending
ending
[nom]

the final part of a story, movie, etc.

fin

fin

Ex: She rewrote the ending of her story to make it more impactful. 

Elle a réécrit la fin de son histoire pour la rendre plus percutante.

message
message
[nom]

a political, social or moral theme or idea that a movie, book, speech, etc. conveys

message

message

Ex: The novel carries a powerful message about forgiveness. 
production

the process of creating a film, television program, or similar work, including its financial, organizational, and supervisory activities

production

production

Ex: She managed the production of several documentary films. 
setting
setting
[nom]

the time and place in which the story of a movie, play, etc. is taking place

cadre

cadre

Ex: The play's setting is a small village in the 19th century. 
composer

a person who writes and creates music

compositeur

compositeur

Ex: The orchestra performed a new work by a young composer. 
composition

a piece of music that has been created by a composer

composition

composition

Ex: She wrote the composition for piano and violin. 
conductor

someone who guides and directs an orchestra

chef d’orchestre

chef d’orchestre

Ex: The conductor's precise cues and gestures keep the ensemble together and in sync. 

Les signaux et gestes précis du chef d'orchestre maintiennent l'ensemble ensemble et synchronisé.

orchestral
orchestral
[Adjectif]

made for or related to an orchestra, typically involving a wide range of instruments playing together

orchestral

orchestral

Ex: She enjoyed listening to orchestral music while studying. 

Elle aimait écouter de la musique orchestrale en étudiant.

rehearsal

a session of practice in which performers prepare themselves for a public performance of a concert, play, etc.

répétition

répétition

Ex: During rehearsal, the cast worked on blocking scenes to enhance stage movement. 

Pendant la répétition, la distribution a travaillé sur le blocage des scènes pour améliorer les mouvements sur scène.

solo
solo
[nom]

a musical piece written for one singer or instrument

solo

solo

Ex: Her violin solo received a standing ovation from the audience. 
comedy
comedy
[nom]

a genre of plays, films, or other works intended to be humorous, typically with a light or happy ending

comédie

comédie

Ex: The film combines romance with comedy. 
disguise

clothing, makeup, or other means used to alter someone's appearance and conceal their identity

déguisement

déguisement

Ex: Her disguise was good enough to fool even her friends. 
play
play
[nom]

a live presentation of a play or stage production

pièce

pièce

Ex: The play begins at eight. 
to disguise

to alter the appearance, voice, or manner of someone or something in order to conceal identity

déguiser,  masquer

déguiser, masquer

Ex: She disguised her voice during the phone call. 
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