dec·la·ma·tion [ˌdekləˈmeɪʃən] СЪЩ form
1. declamation no pl (rhetorical art):
- declamation
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- declamation
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There are competitions held for dramatics, poetry recitation for juniors, speech, declamation and debate competitions, wood-work, art and drawing.
en.wikipedia.org In the same city he was professor of declamation at the conservatory.
en.wikipedia.org The impressive lectures and declamations of these sophists were based more upon preparation and the studying of information.
en.wikipedia.org His writing for the voice is in small intervals, with much tonal repetition and attention paid to natural declamation.
en.wikipedia.org This version is longer, is richer in musical and theatrical variety, and balances naturalistic declamation with more lyrical vocal lines.
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www1.karlsruhe.de Introduction to gesture and declamation
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Einführung in Gestik und Deklamation
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www.2012.ruhrtriennale.de Carl Orff 's music is rooted in the declamation of the human voice in which the tragedy takes place.
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Carl Orffs Musik aus Klang und Rhythmus entspringt ganz der Deklamation der menschlichen Stimme, in der sich die Tragödie ereignet.